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Canadian Envoys Say Ottawa Mishandled 'Havana Syndrome' Crisis
After job postings to Cuba, they complained of violent headaches, visual troubles and nausea -- nearly 20 Canadian diplomats claim their government failed them and others they say are falling victim to the mysterious "Havana Syndrome" to this day.
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Tokyo Olympics: Cuba Fail To Qualify For Olympic Baseball For First Time
Three-time Olympic champions Cuba failed to qualify for the Olympics for the first time ever as they lost 6-5 to Canada in a qualifier in Florida.
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Canadian Diplomats Hit By "Havana Syndrome" Sue Their Government: Report
Fourteen people, including current and former diplomats and their families, are seeking Can$28 million ($21 million) in damages from the federal government.
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Canada Pulls Families Of Diplomats In Cuba Amid Unusual Illnesses
Canada will remove families of diplomats posted at its embassy in Cuba as the cause of unusual health symptoms is still unknown, though information received from medical specialists has raised concerns of a new type of acquired brain injury, a senior Canadian government official said on Monday.
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'Enormous Interest' in New Relationship with Cuba, Says John Kerry
North America has an "enormous interest" in building diplomatic relationships with Cuba, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Saturday during a weekend meeting with his counterparts from Canada and Mexico.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper Welcomes US-Cuba Rapprochement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper welcomed moves to end the decades-old US-Cuba standoff Wednesday, noting Ottawa's role in hosting negotiators from the two countries for the breakthrough talks.
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Sepp Blatter to speak with Cuba after 3 players defect
FIFA President Sepp Blatter says he will intervene with Cuban officials after three national team players defected in Canada ahead of a World Cup qualifier last week.
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Canada beat undermanned Cuba 3-0 in qualifying
Canada beat undermanned Cuba 3-0 Friday night to remain on course in World Cup qualifying.
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London Olympics: Qualification groups for North, Central America
The United States has been placed in group A with Canada, Cuba and El Salvador in men's football regional qualifying for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
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Canadian Envoys Say Ottawa Mishandled 'Havana Syndrome' Crisis
After job postings to Cuba, they complained of violent headaches, visual troubles and nausea -- nearly 20 Canadian diplomats claim their government failed them and others they say are falling victim to the mysterious "Havana Syndrome" to this day.
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Tokyo Olympics: Cuba Fail To Qualify For Olympic Baseball For First Time
Three-time Olympic champions Cuba failed to qualify for the Olympics for the first time ever as they lost 6-5 to Canada in a qualifier in Florida.
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Canadian Diplomats Hit By "Havana Syndrome" Sue Their Government: Report
Fourteen people, including current and former diplomats and their families, are seeking Can$28 million ($21 million) in damages from the federal government.
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Canada Cuts Staff At Cuba Embassy Amid Fears Of Mysterious Brain Disease
Canada is slashing staff at its Cuba embassy after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island, the government announced.
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Canada To Re-Evaluate Presence In Cuba After Diplomats Get Brain Injuries
Canada said Saturday it will send a delegation to Cuba next week to reevaluate its presence there after another diplomat was diagnosed with a mysterious brain injury that has affected several dozen North American envoys to the island.
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Canada Pulls Families Of Diplomats In Cuba Amid Unusual Illnesses
Canada will remove families of diplomats posted at its embassy in Cuba as the cause of unusual health symptoms is still unknown, though information received from medical specialists has raised concerns of a new type of acquired brain injury, a senior Canadian government official said on Monday.
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'Enormous Interest' in New Relationship with Cuba, Says John Kerry
North America has an "enormous interest" in building diplomatic relationships with Cuba, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Saturday during a weekend meeting with his counterparts from Canada and Mexico.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper Welcomes US-Cuba Rapprochement
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper welcomed moves to end the decades-old US-Cuba standoff Wednesday, noting Ottawa's role in hosting negotiators from the two countries for the breakthrough talks.
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Sepp Blatter to speak with Cuba after 3 players defect
FIFA President Sepp Blatter says he will intervene with Cuban officials after three national team players defected in Canada ahead of a World Cup qualifier last week.
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Canada beat undermanned Cuba 3-0 in qualifying
Canada beat undermanned Cuba 3-0 Friday night to remain on course in World Cup qualifying.
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London Olympics: Qualification groups for North, Central America
The United States has been placed in group A with Canada, Cuba and El Salvador in men's football regional qualifying for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
