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Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel confirmed Friday that his government has been holding talks with officials from the Trump administration

The discussions come as the communist island struggles with a deepening energy crisis and mounting economic pressure, Fox News reported.

During a 90-minute news conference broadcast by state media, Díaz-Canel said the talks were aimed at addressing long-standing political differences between Havana and Washington. The New York Times first reported details of the negotiations.

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