Fidel Castro

Fidel Castro Backs U.S. Talks

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Hosted secret talks between the two nations

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Washington covertly made ZunZuneo, Cuban slang for a hummingbird's tweet, to woo mobile users with news stories. Once the platform's audience would balloon, the supposed—and failed—goal was to flood it with “content aimed at inspiring Cubans to organize ‘smart mobs'

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