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In 1978 negotiations known as El Diálogo (The Dialogue) occurred between Cuban exile groups and the Cuban government that resulted in the release of political prisoners. The dialogue came after increasing calls for better diplomatic relations to Cuba from young Cuban American groups, and US President Jimmy Carter's new human rights oriented foreign policy. The negotiations originated with Jimmy Carter meeting in secret with Cuban officials in New York and Havana. After the talks resulted in prisoner release, Carter refused to publicly acknowledge his involvement, and the Cuban government decided to publicly invite Cuban exiles to negotiate with them for a prisoner release. The Comite de los 75 (Committee of 75) formed as the 75 Cuban exiles who would be allowed to negotiate with Cuba. The

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rdfs:label	El Diálogo (en)
rdfs:comment	In 1978 negotiations known as El Diálogo (The Dialogue) occurred between Cuban exile groups and the Cuban government that resulted in the release of political prisoners. The dialogue came after increasing calls for better diplomatic relations to Cuba from young Cuban American groups, and US President Jimmy Carter's new human rights oriented foreign policy. The negotiations originated with Jimmy Carter meeting in secret with Cuban officials in New York and Havana. After the talks resulted in prisoner release, Carter refused to publicly acknowledge his involvement, and the Cuban government decided to publicly invite Cuban exiles to negotiate with them for a prisoner release. The Comite de los 75 (Committee of 75) formed as the 75 Cuban exiles who would be allowed to negotiate with Cuba. The (en)
rdfs:seeAlso	Antonio Maceo Brigade Mariel boatlift
dcterms:subject	1978 in American politics 1978 in Cuba Cuban-American history Cuba–United States relations 1978 in international relations Presidency of Jimmy Carter
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Wikipage revision ID	1108347442 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bay of Pigs Invasion Antonio Maceo Brigade 1978 in American politics 1978 in Cuba Cuban-American history Cuba–United States relations Government of the United States 1980 Havana Peruvian embassy crisis 1978 in international relations Bernardo Benes Presidency of Jimmy Carter Cuban exodus Cuban thaw Fidel Castro Dialoguero Jimmy Carter Mariel boatlift Government of Cuba
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organisers	Government of the United States Government of Cuba
outcome	Release of political prisoners Legal travel for Cuban exiles to Cuba Internal conflict among Cuban exiles Domestic discontent in Cuba (en)
also known as	The Dialogue (en)
cause	* Dialoguero demands for diplomatic relations with Cuba * Worsening international image of Cuba * Carter administration foreign policy changes (en)
date	November - December, 1978 (en)
participants	Comite de los 75 (en)
partof	the Cuban exodus (en)
title	El Diálogo (en)
has abstract	In 1978 negotiations known as El Diálogo (The Dialogue) occurred between Cuban exile groups and the Cuban government that resulted in the release of political prisoners. The dialogue came after increasing calls for better diplomatic relations to Cuba from young Cuban American groups, and US President Jimmy Carter's new human rights oriented foreign policy. The negotiations originated with Jimmy Carter meeting in secret with Cuban officials in New York and Havana. After the talks resulted in prisoner release, Carter refused to publicly acknowledge his involvement, and the Cuban government decided to publicly invite Cuban exiles to negotiate with them for a prisoner release. The Comite de los 75 (Committee of 75) formed as the 75 Cuban exiles who would be allowed to negotiate with Cuba. The dialogue and eventual prisoner release came with a new friendlier attitude from Fidel Castro in addressing Cuban exiles. While previously he referred to them with the epithet "gusano", he now referred to them as the "Cuban community abroad". The dialogue also spurred intense internal debate among Cuban exiles about the ethics and usefulness of the dialogue, and it resulted in violent attacks against dialogueros. (en)
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is rdfs:seeAlso of	United States embargo against Cuba
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Grey years Diálogo
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