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Barbara Lagoa, Trump's Potential Pick For US Supreme Court
Barbara Lagoa, the Cuban-American federal appellate judge under consideration by President Donald Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, is a conservative jurist whose resume includes a role in a heated international custody battle and the distinction of being the first Hispanic woman to serve on Florida's top court.
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Barack Obama Ends Decades Old Open Door Policy For Cuban Migrants
US President Barack Obama on Thursday ended a five-decade-old open door policy for Cuba migrants, who will now face similar residency restrictions to other citizens from Latin America.
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Miami Cubans Party Relentlessly After Death Of Fidel Castro
Cuban-Americans who loathed Fidel Castro celebrated tirelessly on Sunday to mark his death, dancing, singing and honking car horns for the second full day.
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Miami Parties A Second Night Over Fidel Castro's Death
Neither rain nor fatigue drained the energy of Cuban-Americans in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood who spent a second night celebrating the death of their archenemy Fidel Castro.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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Party In Miami After Fidel Castro's Death
Cuban-Americans poured onto the streets of Miami early Saturday to cries of "Cuba Libre!" and "Freedom! Freedom!" celebrating the death of their nemesis Fidel Castro.
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How Marco Rubio's US Presidential Campaign Failed: Problems From The Start
Marco Rubio had all that you need in a Republican presidential candidate: fluency on the issues, a conservative outlook, crossover appeal as a Cuban-American, and youthful good looks.
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Pope Francis' Role in Cuba Deal Fractures Cuban-American Flock
The efforts of Pope Francis to foster a thaw between the US and Cuba has caused some fractures among Catholics in Miami.
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Barack Obama's Cuba Moves Reflect Florida Political Shift
For decades, the politics of Cuba in Florida were simple: anything less than a hard line stance against Fidel Castro and his regime was a sure way to lose a race for office.
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Cuba Says US Must Respect its Communist System
President Raul Castro demanded on Saturday that the United States respect Cuba's communist rule as the two countries work to restore diplomatic ties, and warned that Cuban-American exiles might try to sabotage the rapprochement.
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Barbara Lagoa, Trump's Potential Pick For US Supreme Court
Barbara Lagoa, the Cuban-American federal appellate judge under consideration by President Donald Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, is a conservative jurist whose resume includes a role in a heated international custody battle and the distinction of being the first Hispanic woman to serve on Florida's top court.
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Barack Obama Ends Decades Old Open Door Policy For Cuban Migrants
US President Barack Obama on Thursday ended a five-decade-old open door policy for Cuba migrants, who will now face similar residency restrictions to other citizens from Latin America.
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Miami Cubans Party Relentlessly After Death Of Fidel Castro
Cuban-Americans who loathed Fidel Castro celebrated tirelessly on Sunday to mark his death, dancing, singing and honking car horns for the second full day.
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Miami Parties A Second Night Over Fidel Castro's Death
Neither rain nor fatigue drained the energy of Cuban-Americans in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood who spent a second night celebrating the death of their archenemy Fidel Castro.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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Party In Miami After Fidel Castro's Death
Cuban-Americans poured onto the streets of Miami early Saturday to cries of "Cuba Libre!" and "Freedom! Freedom!" celebrating the death of their nemesis Fidel Castro.
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How Marco Rubio's US Presidential Campaign Failed: Problems From The Start
Marco Rubio had all that you need in a Republican presidential candidate: fluency on the issues, a conservative outlook, crossover appeal as a Cuban-American, and youthful good looks.
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Pope Francis' Role in Cuba Deal Fractures Cuban-American Flock
The efforts of Pope Francis to foster a thaw between the US and Cuba has caused some fractures among Catholics in Miami.
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Barack Obama's Cuba Moves Reflect Florida Political Shift
For decades, the politics of Cuba in Florida were simple: anything less than a hard line stance against Fidel Castro and his regime was a sure way to lose a race for office.
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Cuba Says US Must Respect its Communist System
President Raul Castro demanded on Saturday that the United States respect Cuba's communist rule as the two countries work to restore diplomatic ties, and warned that Cuban-American exiles might try to sabotage the rapprochement.
