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No opening date for US, Cuba embassies; more talks set

Both sides admitted they had "profound differences" but they decided to see each other again. They must still discuss a date or location for their next meeting.

Cuba, US see good first day of historic talks

HAVANA, Cuba – U.S. and Cuban officials launched historic talks to shed their Cold War-era hostility Wednesday, complimenting each other on the first day's progress despite persistent differences over migration policy.

US officials in Cuba to discuss embassies

HAVANA, Cuba — The first scheduled meeting between U.S. and Cuban officials to reestablish diplomatic relations may not lead immediately to the opening of embassies here and in the United States, a senior State Department official said Monday.

Wonkblog: What the new U.S.-Cuba travel rules mean for US citizens hoping to visit Cuba

Here's a quick rundown of who exactly will be able to visit Cuba, and under what circumstances.

US to ease travel, trade with Cuba starting Friday

"Today's announcement takes us one step closer to replacing out-of-date policies that were not working and puts in place a policy that helps promote political and economic freedom for the Cuban people," U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said Thursday.

Havana’s goals in US-Cuba normalization remain unclear

One of the first things the State Department would like to do when diplomatic relations are reestablished with Cuba is to renovate the once and future U.S. Embassy building — a six-story, 1950s-era structure on the Havana waterfront that is in desperate need of a new roof.

Cuba frees 30 political prisoners

HAVANA, Cuba – At least 30 Cuban political prisoners have been released in the last 48 hours, dissident leaders said Thursday, as Cuba moves towards normalizing ties with the United States.

Quietly, Cuba, US have been on same team against illegal drug trade

Cuba is surrounded by countries used as cartel way stations. But it has distinguished itself as a tough place to traffic drugs — and as an unlikely behind-the-scenes partner with its decades-long rival, the United States.

US Coast Guard faces a new spike in Cuban ‘boat people’

The U.S. diplomatic opening with Cuba has spurred a seemingly unintended consequence: A flood of Cubans taking to makeshift rafts to get to the United States illegally due to concerns that a quick path to legal residency may end.

Mixed emotions vex ‘Pedro Pan’ generation after Cuba move

Among the sharpest memories Guillermo "Bill" Vidal has of being sent from his childhood home in Cuba was waiting in the airport. There he was in 1961, he and his two brothers and so many other kids, distraught, excited, scared, separated from their parents by glass.

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