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03 March 2010
CUBA: 2% Interest Offered For Frozen Foreign Accounts.
REUTERS/ Cuba says it is willing to pay an annual 2% interest - over five years - and only if the money is available - to foreign businesses for hundreds of millions in frozen bank accounts. Some are reportedly taking the deal. "The alternative seems to be nothing. It's an offer you can't refuse," one businessman told Reuters.
