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<div>'May or may not be a friendly takeover': Trump says Cuba is in 'deep trouble'</div>
'May or may not be a friendly takeover': Trump says Cuba is in 'deep trouble'
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‘May or may not be a friendly takeover’: Trump says Cuba is in ‘deep trouble’

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The Cuban ​government has said it is not in any high-level ‌talks ⁠with the United States but has not outright denied press reports that U.S. officials may be in informal talks with Raul ​Guillermo Rodriguez ​Castro, the ⁠grandson of former Cuban President Raul Castro

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