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7 Cities That Prove That Life (And Travel) Is Better In Colour
Someone decided to paint these towns red... and even blue, pink and yellow, and people cherish that decision to this day. If you love rainbows, fairytales and all things vibrant, you must visit these colourful cities around the world.
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7 Cities That Prove That Life (And Travel) Is Better In Colour
Someone decided to paint these towns red... and even blue, pink and yellow, and people cherish that decision to this day. If you love rainbows, fairytales and all things vibrant, you must visit these colourful cities around the world.
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When Pope Francis Signed Havana Declaration, Ending Catholic-Orthodox Feud
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, died on Monday after a prolonged illness. He was 88.
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La Bolita, Cuban Lottery Offering Hope In Tough Times
Every day, as he has done for 20 years, Carlos makes the rounds collecting bets in central Havana for "la bolita" -- a clandestine national lottery that provides a sliver of hope for Cubans struggling to make ends meet.
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North Korean Diplomat Defects From Cuba To South Korea: Report
A high-ranking North Korean diplomat stationed in Cuba defected to South Korea last November -- just months before Seoul and Havana established diplomatic ties, a report said Tuesday.
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The 'Havana Syndrome' And Its Connection To Russia
The Havana Syndrome, as it has come to be known, refers to a series of mysterious symptoms experienced by US diplomats, particularly in the American Embassy in Havana.
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Mysterious Illness "Havana Syndrome" Linked To Russian Intel Unit: Report
The mysterious so-called Havana Syndrome symptoms experienced by US diplomats in recent years have been linked to a Russian intelligence unit, according to a joint media investigation released Monday.
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Centre Agrees To Look Into 'Havana Syndrome' In India: All About The Mysterious Illness
Havana syndrome is a mysterious illness experienced by US intelligence officials and diplomats with symptoms like migraines, nausea and memory lapses.
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Havana Syndrome "Very Unlikely" Caused By Foreign Actor, US Says
American intelligence agencies concluded it is "very unlikely" the mysterious illness known as Havana Syndrome that has afflicted US personnel was caused by a foreign actor or an energy weapon, the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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Amid Cuba's Fuel Crisis, Being A Good Samaritan Is Now Law
Cuba has warned drivers of state-owned cars to pick up people at bus stops or face prosecution, as Havana faces painful shortages of diesel fuel, authorities said this week.
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Fearing Building Collapse, Many In Cuba Sleep Fully Clothed, Some Stay Up
Due to a lack of oversight and maintenance, buildings collapse fully or in part in Havana with shocking frequency, even more so during the rainy and hurricane season from June to November.
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Pernod Ricard India Brings Us 'Cuba In A Bottle' with Havana Club 7 - A Super Premium Rum That You'll Love
The launch event at 1AQ Square, The Art Centre, Mehrauli, during the weekend saw Cuban creative energy at the forefront with elements that define Cuban culture.
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74 Anti-Government Protesters In Cuba Sentenced To Up To 18 Years
Cuban courts issued prison terms -- some up to 18 years -- for another 74 people involved in last summer's unprecedented anti-government protests, officials said Wednesday.
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Havana Explosion: Death Count Rises In Hotel Blast
Rescuers combed through what remained of a luxury Havana hotel Saturday, as the death toll after a powerful blast due to a suspected gas leak climbed to 26, authorities said.
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8 Dead As Massive Blast Destroys Part Of Cuba Hotel
Eight people were killed and about 30 hurt in a powerful explosion that partly destroyed a five-star hotel under refurbishment in central Havana Friday, the government said, doubling the confirmed death count.
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7 Cities That Prove That Life (And Travel) Is Better In Colour
Someone decided to paint these towns red... and even blue, pink and yellow, and people cherish that decision to this day. If you love rainbows, fairytales and all things vibrant, you must visit these colourful cities around the world.
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7 Cities That Prove That Life (And Travel) Is Better In Colour
Someone decided to paint these towns red... and even blue, pink and yellow, and people cherish that decision to this day. If you love rainbows, fairytales and all things vibrant, you must visit these colourful cities around the world.
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When Pope Francis Signed Havana Declaration, Ending Catholic-Orthodox Feud
Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, died on Monday after a prolonged illness. He was 88.
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La Bolita, Cuban Lottery Offering Hope In Tough Times
Every day, as he has done for 20 years, Carlos makes the rounds collecting bets in central Havana for "la bolita" -- a clandestine national lottery that provides a sliver of hope for Cubans struggling to make ends meet.
-
North Korean Diplomat Defects From Cuba To South Korea: Report
A high-ranking North Korean diplomat stationed in Cuba defected to South Korea last November -- just months before Seoul and Havana established diplomatic ties, a report said Tuesday.
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The 'Havana Syndrome' And Its Connection To Russia
The Havana Syndrome, as it has come to be known, refers to a series of mysterious symptoms experienced by US diplomats, particularly in the American Embassy in Havana.
-
Mysterious Illness "Havana Syndrome" Linked To Russian Intel Unit: Report
The mysterious so-called Havana Syndrome symptoms experienced by US diplomats in recent years have been linked to a Russian intelligence unit, according to a joint media investigation released Monday.
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Centre Agrees To Look Into 'Havana Syndrome' In India: All About The Mysterious Illness
Havana syndrome is a mysterious illness experienced by US intelligence officials and diplomats with symptoms like migraines, nausea and memory lapses.
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Havana Syndrome "Very Unlikely" Caused By Foreign Actor, US Says
American intelligence agencies concluded it is "very unlikely" the mysterious illness known as Havana Syndrome that has afflicted US personnel was caused by a foreign actor or an energy weapon, the Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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Amid Cuba's Fuel Crisis, Being A Good Samaritan Is Now Law
Cuba has warned drivers of state-owned cars to pick up people at bus stops or face prosecution, as Havana faces painful shortages of diesel fuel, authorities said this week.
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Fearing Building Collapse, Many In Cuba Sleep Fully Clothed, Some Stay Up
Due to a lack of oversight and maintenance, buildings collapse fully or in part in Havana with shocking frequency, even more so during the rainy and hurricane season from June to November.
-
Pernod Ricard India Brings Us 'Cuba In A Bottle' with Havana Club 7 - A Super Premium Rum That You'll Love
The launch event at 1AQ Square, The Art Centre, Mehrauli, during the weekend saw Cuban creative energy at the forefront with elements that define Cuban culture.
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74 Anti-Government Protesters In Cuba Sentenced To Up To 18 Years
Cuban courts issued prison terms -- some up to 18 years -- for another 74 people involved in last summer's unprecedented anti-government protests, officials said Wednesday.
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Havana Explosion: Death Count Rises In Hotel Blast
Rescuers combed through what remained of a luxury Havana hotel Saturday, as the death toll after a powerful blast due to a suspected gas leak climbed to 26, authorities said.
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8 Dead As Massive Blast Destroys Part Of Cuba Hotel
Eight people were killed and about 30 hurt in a powerful explosion that partly destroyed a five-star hotel under refurbishment in central Havana Friday, the government said, doubling the confirmed death count.
