Government Spokesman: Mexico Ready to Aid United States-Cuba Rapprochement
Agencia EFE
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January 8, 2015
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MEXICO CITY – The Mexican government will collaborate in the restoration of diplomatic ties between the United States and Cuba once Washington outlines the agenda for the process, President Enrique Peña Nieto’s spokesman told Efe this week.

A day after Peña Nieto congratulated President Barack Obama on his “daring decision” to restore links with Cuba after a breach of more than 50 years and vowed that Mexico “will be a tireless promoter” of good relations between Washington and Havana, Eduardo Sanchez articulated his government’s position.

“We should first know about the channels of communications and the subjects to be discussed between the Unites States and Cuba, but of course that will come after the two countries involved in the relationship lay out their agenda,” the spokesman said.

So far, Sanchez said, he is not aware of any talk of Mexican officials acting as mediators or of Mexico serving as a venue for U.S.-Cuba talks.

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