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Monday, February 22, 2010

U.S. - Cuba Talks Overshadowed by Recriminations

Los Angeles Times reported that: The highest-level meeting of U.S. and Cuban officials in Havana in years was overshadowed Saturday by a flourish of recriminations reminiscent of the Cold War-era tensions that have long polarized the two nations. The talks Friday in Havana focused on immigration issues, including visas and repatriation, part of a dialogue resumed in July after a six-year suspension. Both governments labeled the talks as positive. But U.S. delegates also met dissidents, infuriating Cuban officials.

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