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"No One Tells Us What To Do": Cuban President After Trump's Threat
Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Sunday rebuffed US President Donald Trump's threat against his country, vowing to defend it following Washington's capture of the leader of his ally Venezuela.
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Fidel Castro, As Seen By Allies And Enemies
Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader who built a communist state on the doorstep of the United States and for five decades defied US efforts to topple him, has died, Cuban television said. He was 90.
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Pope Asks Central American Nations To Help Resolve Cuban 'Humanitarian Drama'
Pope Francis today asked Central American nations to help end the "humanitarian drama" affecting thousands of US-bound Cubans stranded in the region.
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Fidel Castro Celebrates 89th Birthday With Leftist Allies
Retired Cuban President Fidel Castro celebrated his 89th birthday on Thursday with two of his country's closest leftist allies from Latin America, a day ahead of a historic visit by the U.S. secretary of state.
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Israel Conducting 'New Form of Fascism': Fidel Castro
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro compared Israel's offensive in Gaza on Tuesday to a "disgusting form of fascism" that its ally, the United States, is unable to control.
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Cuba backs Edward Snowden's asylum offers from allies
Cuban President Raul Castro threw his support behind other leftist Latin American governments willing to give asylum to NSA leaker Edward Snowden, calling him a man persecuted for his ideals.
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Fidel Castro advises friend North Korea against war
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro warned ally North Korea against war on Friday and described the current tensions on the Korean Peninsula as one of the "gravest risks" for nuclear holocaust since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
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Disputes brewing over Hugo Chavez's inauguration
President Hugo Chavez is due to be sworn in for a new term in less than a week and his closest allies still aren't saying what they plan to do if the ailing leader is unable to return from a Cuban hospital to take the oath of office.
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High stakes for Cuba in Hugo Chavez's cancer battle
As Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recovers in Havana from his fourth cancer operation, Cubans face renewed worries about their economic future if the country's top ally dies or has to step down from office.
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"No One Tells Us What To Do": Cuban President After Trump's Threat
Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Sunday rebuffed US President Donald Trump's threat against his country, vowing to defend it following Washington's capture of the leader of his ally Venezuela.
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Fidel Castro, As Seen By Allies And Enemies
Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader who built a communist state on the doorstep of the United States and for five decades defied US efforts to topple him, has died, Cuban television said. He was 90.
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Pope Asks Central American Nations To Help Resolve Cuban 'Humanitarian Drama'
Pope Francis today asked Central American nations to help end the "humanitarian drama" affecting thousands of US-bound Cubans stranded in the region.
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Fidel Castro Celebrates 89th Birthday With Leftist Allies
Retired Cuban President Fidel Castro celebrated his 89th birthday on Thursday with two of his country's closest leftist allies from Latin America, a day ahead of a historic visit by the U.S. secretary of state.
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Israel Conducting 'New Form of Fascism': Fidel Castro
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro compared Israel's offensive in Gaza on Tuesday to a "disgusting form of fascism" that its ally, the United States, is unable to control.
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Cuba backs Edward Snowden's asylum offers from allies
Cuban President Raul Castro threw his support behind other leftist Latin American governments willing to give asylum to NSA leaker Edward Snowden, calling him a man persecuted for his ideals.
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Fidel Castro advises friend North Korea against war
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro warned ally North Korea against war on Friday and described the current tensions on the Korean Peninsula as one of the "gravest risks" for nuclear holocaust since the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
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Disputes brewing over Hugo Chavez's inauguration
President Hugo Chavez is due to be sworn in for a new term in less than a week and his closest allies still aren't saying what they plan to do if the ailing leader is unable to return from a Cuban hospital to take the oath of office.
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High stakes for Cuba in Hugo Chavez's cancer battle
As Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez recovers in Havana from his fourth cancer operation, Cubans face renewed worries about their economic future if the country's top ally dies or has to step down from office.
