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Weekly Report - 9 July 2015 (WR-15-27)
CUBA: Detentions prompt pointed questions for US
The US State Department expressed concern about the reported violent detention of some 100 Cuban activists en route to Sunday mass in Havana, but stressed that these incidents, which are regular occurrences in Cuba, reinforce the need for the renewal of full diplomatic relations.
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