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Input: Cuba vice president's daughter defects to US: report 
  
 TAMPA, Florida — The daughter of Cuba's vice president has defected from the communist-run island and now lives in Tampa, Florida, the site of the Republican National Convention, a newspaper reported. 
  
 Glenda Murillo Diaz, 24, daughter of Vice President Marino Murillo, crossed over into Texas from Mexico, according to a report in the online version of US Spanish-language newspaper El Nuevo Herald. 
  
 Cubans who set foot on US soil are allowed to remain in the country as part of Washington's "wet foot, dry foot" policy. Cubans intercepted at sea are returned to Cuba. 
  
 The cause of Diaz's defection is not yet known, but the newspaper said the incident represents "a vote of no confidence in the economic reforms (President Raul) Castro has ordered, and that her father has a mandate to implement." 
  
 Cuba's vice president, an economist by trade, is known as the "reform czar." 
  
 Thousands of delegates have descended on Tampa for the Republican convention, which began Monday and will culminate in the formal nomination of Mitt Romney to take on US President Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential race. 
  
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Output:
Glenda Murillo Diaz, the 24-year-old daughter of Cuban Vice President Marino Murillo, has defected to the United States, and is currently living in Tampa, the AFP reports, based on a story in the Spanish-language El Nuevo Herald. Murillo Diaz came to the US via Mexico, crossing the border in Texas. Murillo is an economist who serves as Raul Castro's "reform czar," but the Herald says his daughter's defection represents "a vote of no confidence in the economic reforms Castro has ordered." Murillo Diaz will be allowed to remain in the US thanks to its "wet foot, dry foot" policy, which stipulates that Cuban defectors can stay if they reach dry land, but that if intercepted at sea they will be returned to Cuba.