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Cuba and US maintain ‘channels of communication’ but no negotiations, diplomat says

First reported 5 Oct, 20:13 UTCUpdated 11h ago3 sources

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Trump had asserted in September that Secretary of State Marco Rubio was “deep into negotiations” with Havana.

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Cuba and US maintain ‘channels of communication’ but no negotiations, diplomat says

Trump had asserted in September that Secretary of State Marco Rubio was “deep into negotiations” with Havana.

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The Korea Herald
Cuba and US maintain 'channels of communication' but no negotiations, diplomat says

Cuba and the United States have maintained “channels of communication” but are not engaged in any formal negotiations, Havana’s top diplomat in Washington told Reuters, as the Trump administration pursues a pressure campaign against the Communist-ruled island. In an interview on Monday, Lianys Torres Rivera, ‌charge…

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  1. The Straits TimesCenterSGHigh factuality
    Cuba and US maintain ‘channels of communication’ but no negotiations, diplomat says (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    Trump had asserted in September that Secretary of State Marco Rubio was “deep into negotiations” with Havana.

  2. The Jerusalem PostLean RightILMostly factual
    Cuba says US contacts fall short of formal talks as Trump pressure mounts (opens The Jerusalem Post in a new tab)

    Cuba’s top diplomat in Washington says communication continues, but formal negotiations have not begun, disputing Trump’s description of the contacts.

  3. The Korea HeraldLean RightKRHigh factuality
    Cuba and US maintain 'channels of communication' but no negotiations, diplomat says (opens The Korea Herald in a new tab)

    Cuba and the United States have maintained “channels of communication” but are not engaged in any formal negotiations, Havana’s top diplomat in Washington told Reuters, as the Trump administration pursues a pressure campaign against the Communist-ruled island. In an interview on Monday, Lianys Torres Rivera, ‌charge…

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