Just days after a very successful heads of state summit of the Community of Latin American & Caribbean States (Celac) in Havana, where regional leaders of all stripes lined up for five minutes and a photo op with Fidel Castro and no-one but the Chileans made any mention of political dissidents, Cuba got more good news: the confirmation that foreign ministers from the European Union (EU) would give the go-ahead, on 10 February, for new talks on a special bilateral cooperation accord with Cuba in support of increased trade and investment and dialogue on human rights.End of preview - This article contains approximately 649 words.
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