MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Joint talks among the United States, Cuba and Mexico to fix the maritime boundaries of the three countries in the Gulf of Mexico are likely to be complex and stretch beyond 2018, a senior Mexican official said on Wednesday.
The United States said earlier in the day the nations would begin discussing the boundaries as part of President Barack Obama's plan to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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