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Cub
a and US get closer, and end the cold war. From 1961, the U.S. embargo did not bring any benefit. In fact, it was not a symbol of international conflict, but a symbol of internal political nature. Closing a chapter of history, now found only in libraries, allows everybody to recover energies and intelligence to face urgent problems of today.