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In Washington, State Department spokesman Robert Wood reacted to Castro's remarks saying: "We're interested in a dialogue with Cuba, but I think the international community wants to see some steps from Havana to see, to gauge how serious the government there is willing to have a dialogue about .
We do encourage the administration to have a dialogue with Syria," Dabbagh added later Thursday in comments to reporters at the Pentagon.
 
 
 
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