Emily O'Connell (L), 24, and Jordan Gaddis, U.S. citizens on an educational exchange program, pose for photos in front of the U.S embassy in Havana August 11, 2015. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini
HAVANA (Reuters) - The seven-story building on Havana's famed "Malecon" seafront has for decades been a flashpoint in the Cold War's most enduring rivalry.
Spy games and dirty tricks have been directed by and against the U.S. officials working inside the beige structure, which is nondescript architecturally but among the most famous in Havana.
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