CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Well, there's plenty of speculation on what the vow to fight U.S. policy means in political terms. On the practical side, it may mean more rallies, the first call for Saturday in the city of Manzanilla. Let's check in with CNN's John Zarrella in Havana for more on the mood there. Hi, John.</s>JOHN ZARRELLA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi. Good morning. Well, it is the first full day, Carol, for Elian Gonzalez to begin his life in seclusion hear in Havana. We don't expect to see the boy, don't expect to see his father at that home in Miramar, it remains completely blocked off with security forces all around the house. You can't get near that house. But the morning papers today are -- basically, the Communist morning paper "Granma" says: At last, he is back, repatriated, and just a straight tell article on the fact that Elian Gonzalez is back. The airport arrival, and as you mentioned, the rally in Manzanilla, the government reporting that to the people as well, that there will be that Saturday rally. They call those open tribunals, which they have been carrying on here for many months now, and during which time they continue to criticize U.S. policies towards Cuba and have promised that those criticisms of U.S. policies will continue as the Cuban government sees that this is their first real opening in perhaps 40 years, a break in the wall of resistance in the United States against them, and they plan to continue pressing against the U.S. embargo and other U.S. trade laws and policies. So once again, Elian Gonzalez beginning his first day here in Cuba and we do not expect to see him or any of his family. This is John Zarrella reporting live in Havana.</s>LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: All right, thank you, John.
Elian Gonzalez Homecoming: Boy Begins Life in Seclusion in Havana