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US delays announcement on opening embassy in Cuba

By REUTERS

APRIL 7, 2015 17:19

WASHINGTON - The White House said on Tuesday it does not expect a formal announcement of when the United States and Cuba will re-open embassies in their respective countries before a hemispheric summit this week.

"I would not anticipate that we would be formalizing the opening of embassies at the summit," Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes said at a briefing before President Barack Obama's travel to Jamaica and Panama.

Rhodes said a State Department review on whether to remove Cuba from the US list of terrorism-sponsoring nations is near completion but he cannot predict when it will make a recommendation.

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