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Cuba/USA to Resume Immigration Talks

In a month’s time, the United States and Cuba will resume the migratory talks suspended about two years ago, reported DPA. Washington’s Western Hemisphere Affairs Bureau spokesperson William Ostick said the US State Department and Cuban government representatives will meet in the US capital on July 17.

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Cuban Sluggers to Play in Mexican League

Two of Cuba’s top batters, Alfredo Despaigne and Yordanis Samon, will play soon in the Mexican professional baseball league after an agreement between that organization and the Cuban sports authorities, reported Baseballdecuba.com.

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Villa Clara 2013 Champ, Win Series 4-1

After two decades that seemed like an eternity, Villa Clara finally achieved the coveted title and is champion of the Cuban baseball league for the fifth time. They defeated Matanazas 8-5 on Tuesday and took the best-of-seven series four games to one. Ariel Petano blasted a grand slam to lead the charge.

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Cuban Jazz Artists Awarded in Ukraine

Pianist Alexis Bosch, percussionist Yissy Garcia and trumpeter Roberto Garcia, took the top prize for each of their instruments at the Master Jam, held from 5 to 8 June at the Russian Academic Theatre of Odessa, local sources reported.

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Cuba/Baseball: VC One Game from Title

Villa Clara (3-1) hopes to seal their first Cuban baseball title in 18 years tonight at home against a desperate Matanzas (1-3), looking to take the series back west for a game six. Ramon More is scheduled to start for Villa Clara and Matanzas is expected to go with Joel Suarez or Alain Dela.

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Tropical Depression No Threat to Cuba

A tropical depression formed in the western Caribbean on Monday, the second such storm of the current hurricane season. The Cuban Weather Service (INSMET) located the center of the depression at 95 kilometers (60 miles) east of Belize City. The depression does not present a threat to Cuba.

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Earth Tremor in Eastern Cuba

An earthquake registered at 3.0 magnitude on the Richter scale was felt in the early hours of Sunday at various locations in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba, reported DPA news.

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