And what is true is that since these secret negotiations have taken place, and now 19 months or so, 20 months, the number of arrests in Cuba have also skyrocketed.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen points out the rise in arrests in Cuba following U.S. diplomatic negotiations.
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