The United States Embassy in Cuba has reported this Wednesday that it has resumed a large part of consular services for the first time since its suspension in 2017, when Washington decided to withdraw its diplomatic presence on the island after several diplomats fell ill after suffering the well-known 'Havana syndrome'.
The diplomatic legation has now confirmed that it will once again accept visa applications for Cuban migrants, although it will give priority to those . . .
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