HAVANA: The United States and Cuba fell short of setting dates Thursday to reopen their embassies but the Cold War foes agreed to meet again to overcome deep rifts and normalize relations.
Cuban officials and the highest-ranking US delegation to visit Havana in 35 years said their landmark discussions had been productive as they work to restore ties broken off in 1961.
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