U.S. economists study Cuban embargo impact in Havana report
Economists Jonathan Coleman and colleagues in Havana evaluate how lifting the U S embargo would reshape trade and travel with Cuba. They will produce the first government study of its kind, due for release February 15 2001, projecting bilateral trade at 3 to 5 billion dollars and 3 to 5 million annual U S visitors if sanctions end.
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Stolen 18th Century Virgin Mary Painting Recovered in Mexico City
Police recovered the 18th century painting Birth of the Virgin Mary by Manuel Arellano, stolen in December 1999 from Nuestra Señora de Dolores church. The Attik gallery raid in Zona Rosa uncovered the work, with no arrests yet and active investigations ongoing.
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