Cuba's government said Tuesday that months of negotiations with the United States, which is applying maximum pressure to the island to try to bring about a change in governance, had shown "no progress."
"The discussions between the Cuban and US governments are showing no progress," Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez told a press conference, while adding that "despite all that" Havana "will remain open to dialogue."
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