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Cuba and EU Begin Negotiations

The European Union (EU) and the Cuban government today initiated the first round of talks, which will close tomorrow, where the two parties hope to agree on a “roadmap” for negotiations on the new agreement on political dialogue and cooperation, said Europe Press.

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José Dariel Abreu Sets MLB Records

Cuban José Dariel Abreu drove in four runs Sunday in the game that his Chicago White Sox won 9-2 over the Tampa Bay Rays, to set a record for RBI by a rookie in April . Abreu, who belted a two-run homer in the sixth inning and drove in two more in the seventh, now totals 31 RBIs.

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Gloria Estefan’s Life in Broadway Musical

Cuban singer Gloria Estefan, a US resident, is planning the release of a Broadway musical that will chronicle his life via a montage of new versions of their most popular songs. The artist spent several years planning what will be one of her most ambitious projects, to be called On Your Feet

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Greater Autonomy for Cuban State Companies

Cuba’s Official Gazette published a series of legislative measures aimed at giving State companies greater administrative autonomy and relaxing government control over their management. Under the new norms, State companies will be authorized to retain up to 50 percent of their earnings after taxes.

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Cuba Has Tourism Dilemma over Passports

Travel agencies selling tickets from the United States to Cuba are trying to prevent Cubans with expired passports from boarding planes to the island, after the Cuban government hardened its requirement on revalidated passports. The situation mainly affects travel by Cuban-Americans.

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Wikileaks publishes new files on Cuba

WikiLeaks has published on its website 367,000 pages of US government documents, related to the term of office of President Jimmy Carter, in which the word “Cuba” appears on 3,215 pages CubaDebate reported.

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