Talks With US Over Claims Cannot Be Rushed, Cuba says

Cuba said on Monday it was not willing to rush talks with the United States over multi-billion-dollar claims and counter-claims and would agree only to an accord that addressed the grievances of both sides. Washington is seeking upward of $10 billion, mainly for properties nationalized in Communist-run Cuba after its 1959 revolution. Havana, meanwhile, wants at least $300 billion for economic damage wrought by the U.S. trade embargo and for the harm caused by acts of what it describes as...

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