Daniel Trotta

Reuters News Service

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Chief correspondent for Reuters, based in Cuba

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President Obama made it official today.  The US will open a new embassy in Havana  and full diplomatic relations with Cuba have been restored for the first time since 1961.

US Reaches an Agreement with Cuba to Open Joint Embassies

President Obama made it official today. The US will open a new embassy in Havana and full diplomatic relations with Cuba have been restored for the first time since 1961.

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The sun rose today over devastation as New York, New Jersey and other states began the monumental task of recovery, as we hear from Daniel Trotta, who reports for  Reuters News Service…

Northeast States Limp Toward Recovery in Wake of Hurricane Sandy

The sun rose today over devastation as New York, New Jersey and other states began the monumental task of recovery, as we hear from Daniel Trotta, who reports for Reuters News Service…

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