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"Israeli meddling in internal US affairs and turning the US administration from an ally to an enemy has caused us severe damage," he told the Israeli parliament.
On Wednesday, Gustavo Machín, deputy director for US affairs in the Cuban foreign ministry, described the news as "welcome" but said he will use a bilateral commission meeting in Washington on Friday to push for more.
Josefina Vidal, director of US affairs in the Cuban foreign ministry, told reporters that Obama would be welcome – but cautioned that Cuba "is not going to negotiate matters that are inherent to its internal system in exchange for an improvement in or the normalization of relations with the United States".
Trump has not named his choice for secretary of state, the diplomat who would lead US affairs abroad.
A Cuban government spokesman did not return calls seeking comment on Wednesday, but Josefina Vidal, Cuba's top diplomat for US affairs, recently ruled out any return of political refugees.
Teams of negotiators led by assistant secretary of state Roberta Jacobson and Cuba's top diplomat for US affairs, Josefina Vidal, are working to resolve Cuban demands that include the easing of banking restrictions on its diplomats in the US and limits on US support for dissident groups that Cuba considers illegal.
Such immersion is also actively encouraged at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington, DC, which trains US diplomats and US foreign affairs personnel in foreign languages.
During a brief interview with the Associated Press in Pyongyang last week, Miller said he has been in touch with his family in Bakersfield, California, by phone and has been allowed to meet with the ambassador of Sweden, who handles US consular affairs in Pyongyang because the US has no embassy there.
It is having an effect, and we haven't seen all of it yet," he told a Washington conference on US-Arab affairs in October.
Could I ever find my way back?" Hickenlooper told me, "Neither of us had affairs.
Taymor recently told US current affairs show 60 Minutes that nothing "really creative can be done without danger or risk".
