(From AFP): Talks between Cuba and the United States on the thorny issue of immigration, suspended since 2003, will resume on Tuesday at United Nations headquarters in New York, the US State Department said.
“Today, US and Cuban representatives will meet in New York to discuss implementation of the US-Cuba Migration Accords,” the State Department said in a statement.
“The discussions will focus on how best to promote safe, legal and orderly migration between Cuba and the United States.”
The US delegation, it added, will be led by Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Craig Kelly, and include representatives from agencies that deal with migration issues.
A US official has told AFP the talks will take place at the United Nations building in Manhattan.
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