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Cuba Confirms Direct Talks with United States on Bilateral Issues
Cuba has publicly confirmed it is engaged in direct talks with the United States. President Miguel Diaz-Canel stated that Cuban officials recently held conversations with U.S. representatives. The discussions aim to address bilateral issues between the two nations.
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Cuba publicly confirmed it is in direct talks with the United States, as reported by @MarioNawfal. The announcement marks a recent development in relations between the two countries.
Statement on Discussions President Miguel Diaz-Canel
Stated that Cuban officials have recently held conversations with representatives of the government of the United States. He described the talks as an effort to seek a solution to bilateral issues. @MarioNawfal reported Diaz-Canel's words, noting he "broke the silence" on the matter.
The purpose of the conversations is to address bilateral issues between Cuba and the United States, according to President Miguel Diaz-Canel. These talks involve direct engagement between officials from both sides. The confirmation highlights a focus on resolving ongoing matters through dialogue.
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