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Cuba-USA to Resume Negotiations Next Week

US Sen. Mark Warner said today that the next round of negotiations between the Obama and Raul Castro administrations to resume bilateral diplomatic relations will be held next week in Washington D.C. capital, reported dpa news.

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Democracy Programs in Cuba: the NED Report

The National Endowment for Democracy is a major recipient of U.S. government funds for channeling to democracy programs in Cuba. The leading recipients in their latest report were: Cuban Democratic Directorate, Grupo Internacional para la Responsabilidad Social Corporativa en Cuba, Diario de Cuba, Cubanet News and Clovek v tisni, o.p.s. – People in Need.

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US to Allow Certain Imports from Cuba

The United States government approved Friday the import of certain goods and services produced by the Cuban private sector, reported dpa. Now the ball is in the court of the Cuban government to decide whether to allow private producers to engage in exports, to date the sole domain of State companies.

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Massive Devaluation in Venezuela

According to the Central Bank of Venezuela, Venezuela’s new exchange market, to be governed by unregulated supply-and-demand mechanisms, began operations Thursday with a rate below that of the black market, DPA reported. The market opened with an exchange rate of 170.03 Bolivars to the dollar.

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