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How Cuba Was Blindsided By Operation To Capture Maduro
The capture by US forces of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and the killing in the operation of 32 Cubans assigned to protect him represent a major blow for the island's revered intelligence services, experts say.
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"It's Not Regime Change, It's Regime Roulette": Ian Bremmer On US' Venezuela Op
Ian Bremmer, President of Eurasia Group, said that Venezuela's regime change backed by the United States is a "regime roulette". In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Bremmer described the new administration in Venezuela as similar to the old one.
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US Sees "Convincing Case" To Name Cuba As Sponsor Of Terrorism: Report
The United States is considering returning Cuba to its list of state sponsors of terrorism, a senior Trump administration official told Reuters on Thursday, a move that would mark another major blow to increasingly tense relations between Washington and Havana.
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Cuba's Raul Castro Blasts Donald Trump's Mexican Wall And Trade Policy
Cuban President Raul Castro harshly criticised US President Donald Trump's immigration, trade and other policies on Sunday as Mr Trump reviews a fragile detente with Communist-run Cuba begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Barack Obama Ends 20-Year-Old Immigration Policy For Cuban Migrants
US President Barack Obama has ended a two-decade-old "wet foot, dry foot" immigration policy that allowed Cuban migrants who reached US soil illegally to stay and become legal residents after a year, a significant step towards normalising relations with its former Cold War foe.
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Cuba, United States Sign Oil Spill Deal Before Trump Inauguration
Cuba and the United States agreed on Monday to jointly prevent, contain and clean up oil and other toxic spills in the Gulf of Mexico, as they rush to conclude deals before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
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With Fidel Castro Gone, US Presence In Cuba Grows
Fidel Castro spent his life combating US capitalism, but by the time he died, American cruise ships, regular flights and even the embassy had returned to the communist-ruled island.
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White House Warns Donald Trump Over Reversing Detente Policy With Cuba
As President-elect Donald Trump threatened to "terminate" the detente policy with Cuba, the White House today warned that reversing historic rapprochement would have "significant" diplomatic, economic and cultural costs.
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Fidel Castro's Death Will Not Likely Slow US Efforts Toward Cuba: White House
The death of Cuba's Fidel Castro is unlikely to slow down U.S. efforts to normalise relations with its Cold War enemy, the White House said on Monday, pointing to the economic impact of the diplomatic thaw already underway such as commercial flights and other growing ties.
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Cuba's Fidel Castro, Who Defied 10 US Presidents, Dies At 90
Former President Fidel Castro, who led a rebel army to improbable victory in Cuba, embraced Soviet-style communism and defied the power of ten US Presidents during his half century rule, has died at age 90.
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Despite Thanksgiving Holiday, US Media Devote Major Coverage To Fidel Castro
US media early Saturday headlined the death of the country's long time rival Fidel Castro, updating websites over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and devoting major coverage to the Cuban revolutionary.
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Fidel Castro And The 11 US Presidents
From Dwight Eisenhower, who broke US diplomatic relations with Cuba, to Barack Obama, who decided to normalize them, 11 US presidents faced off with Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, who died late Friday.
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US Abstains For First Time In UN Vote On Cuba
For the first time in 25 years, the US has abstained from voting on a UN resolution seeking an end to crippling trade embargo imposed by America against Cuba, a move welcomed by India and other nations.
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First Scheduled Passenger Flight In Decades Between US and Cuba Lands
A JetBlue Airways Corp passenger jet landed in the central Cuban city of Santa Clara on Wednesday, becoming the first scheduled commercial passenger flight from the United States to the island in more than a half century.
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First US Cruise Ship On Historic Cuba Voyage In 50 Years Docks In Havana
The first US cruise ship to travel to Cuba in half a century docked in Havana Monday, marking a new milestone in the rapprochement between the old Cold War foes.
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How Cuba Was Blindsided By Operation To Capture Maduro
The capture by US forces of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and the killing in the operation of 32 Cubans assigned to protect him represent a major blow for the island's revered intelligence services, experts say.
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"It's Not Regime Change, It's Regime Roulette": Ian Bremmer On US' Venezuela Op
Ian Bremmer, President of Eurasia Group, said that Venezuela's regime change backed by the United States is a "regime roulette". In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Bremmer described the new administration in Venezuela as similar to the old one.
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US Sees "Convincing Case" To Name Cuba As Sponsor Of Terrorism: Report
The United States is considering returning Cuba to its list of state sponsors of terrorism, a senior Trump administration official told Reuters on Thursday, a move that would mark another major blow to increasingly tense relations between Washington and Havana.
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Cuba's Raul Castro Blasts Donald Trump's Mexican Wall And Trade Policy
Cuban President Raul Castro harshly criticised US President Donald Trump's immigration, trade and other policies on Sunday as Mr Trump reviews a fragile detente with Communist-run Cuba begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Barack Obama Ends 20-Year-Old Immigration Policy For Cuban Migrants
US President Barack Obama has ended a two-decade-old "wet foot, dry foot" immigration policy that allowed Cuban migrants who reached US soil illegally to stay and become legal residents after a year, a significant step towards normalising relations with its former Cold War foe.
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Cuba, United States Sign Oil Spill Deal Before Trump Inauguration
Cuba and the United States agreed on Monday to jointly prevent, contain and clean up oil and other toxic spills in the Gulf of Mexico, as they rush to conclude deals before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
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With Fidel Castro Gone, US Presence In Cuba Grows
Fidel Castro spent his life combating US capitalism, but by the time he died, American cruise ships, regular flights and even the embassy had returned to the communist-ruled island.
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White House Warns Donald Trump Over Reversing Detente Policy With Cuba
As President-elect Donald Trump threatened to "terminate" the detente policy with Cuba, the White House today warned that reversing historic rapprochement would have "significant" diplomatic, economic and cultural costs.
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Fidel Castro's Death Will Not Likely Slow US Efforts Toward Cuba: White House
The death of Cuba's Fidel Castro is unlikely to slow down U.S. efforts to normalise relations with its Cold War enemy, the White House said on Monday, pointing to the economic impact of the diplomatic thaw already underway such as commercial flights and other growing ties.
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Cuba's Fidel Castro, Who Defied 10 US Presidents, Dies At 90
Former President Fidel Castro, who led a rebel army to improbable victory in Cuba, embraced Soviet-style communism and defied the power of ten US Presidents during his half century rule, has died at age 90.
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Despite Thanksgiving Holiday, US Media Devote Major Coverage To Fidel Castro
US media early Saturday headlined the death of the country's long time rival Fidel Castro, updating websites over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and devoting major coverage to the Cuban revolutionary.
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Fidel Castro And The 11 US Presidents
From Dwight Eisenhower, who broke US diplomatic relations with Cuba, to Barack Obama, who decided to normalize them, 11 US presidents faced off with Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, who died late Friday.
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US Abstains For First Time In UN Vote On Cuba
For the first time in 25 years, the US has abstained from voting on a UN resolution seeking an end to crippling trade embargo imposed by America against Cuba, a move welcomed by India and other nations.
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First Scheduled Passenger Flight In Decades Between US and Cuba Lands
A JetBlue Airways Corp passenger jet landed in the central Cuban city of Santa Clara on Wednesday, becoming the first scheduled commercial passenger flight from the United States to the island in more than a half century.
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First US Cruise Ship On Historic Cuba Voyage In 50 Years Docks In Havana
The first US cruise ship to travel to Cuba in half a century docked in Havana Monday, marking a new milestone in the rapprochement between the old Cold War foes.
