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U.S. state agriculture officials eye Cuba's private sector

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Cuba is mired in its worst economic crisis in decades, resulting in shortages. Communist-run country is slowly implementing market reforms in response. U.S. has maintained comprehensive sanctions on Cuba since 1959. Congress in 2000 authorized agricultural sales to Cuba for cash which to date have amounted to more than $7 billion.

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U.S. state agriculture officials eye Cuba's private sector

HAVANA, Feb. 21 (Reuters) The leader of an association of top U.S. state agriculture officials on Wednesday said his country might want to take advantage of reforms underway in Cuba, possibly through investments.“There seems to be a new Cuba that is emerging and it may represent a pathway toward greater collaboration,” Ted McKinney, chief executive of the Association of State Departments of Agriculture told Reuters at a farm cooperative on the …

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