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Cuban Embassy In US Attacked With 'Molotov Cocktails', Minister Calls It A ''Terrorist Attack''
A Molotov cocktail is a crude bomb, typically consisting of a bottle filled with a flammable liquid and a wick that is ignited before throwing.
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"Terrorist Attack": Cuba Blames US After Molotov Attack At Paris Embassy
Cuba denounced the targeting of its Paris embassy on Monday as a "terrorist attack" encouraged by the United States after the building was bombarded with Molotov cocktails.
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Man Arrested After He Opened Fire On Cuban Embassy In Washington
A man armed with a high-powered assault rifle fired multiple rounds at the Cuban embassy in Washington early Thursday, authorities said, damaging the building and leading Havana to lodge a protest.
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US Expels 15 Cuban Diplomats, Draw Protest From Havana
The Trump administration on Tuesday ordered the expulsion of 15 Cuban diplomats after pulling more than half of its own embassy staff out of Havana last week, drawing an angry protest from the Cuban government.
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Cubans Protest New Ecuador Visa Regulation
Hundreds of Cubans protested at the Ecuadorean embassy in Cuba on Friday, a day after the Andean nation announced they would need visas to enter the country as of Dec. 1.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry Set to Visit Havana on Friday
John Kerry has a date with history. On Friday, he will become the first US secretary of state to visit Havana, capital of communist Cuba, since 1945.
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Cuba Arrests 90 Dissidents at Protest March
With tense bilateral ties recently renewed after five decades, and top US diplomat John Kerry due in Havana in days, Cuba arrested some 90 activists on Sunday.
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US, Cuba Quietly Open Historic New Chapter in Post-Cold War Ties
The United States and Cuba quietly ushered in a new era of post-Cold War relations today, formally restoring diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago and re-establishing embassies in each other's capitals.
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US, Cuba Diplomatic Posts Witnessed Decades of Cold War Drama
The buildings that will become US and Cuban embassies in their neighbor's respective capitals on July 20 have seen over five decades of Cold War protests, provocations and strains.
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US-Cuba to Discuss Diplomatic Relations on May 21
American and Cuban officials will meet on May 21 to discuss reopening embassies and tackle broader migration, security and environmental issues, the US State Department said on Thursday.
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US Says Next Round of Talks With Cuba in Havana On Sunday
American and Cuban diplomats will hold the next round of talks on restoring diplomatic ties and reopening their embassies in Havana on Sunday, the State Department announced.
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Barack Obama Hopes for US Embassy in Cuba before April Summit
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that he hopes the United States will open an embassy in Cuba by the time of a Western Hemisphere summit in Panama in mid-April.
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Cuban Embassy In US Attacked With 'Molotov Cocktails', Minister Calls It A ''Terrorist Attack''
A Molotov cocktail is a crude bomb, typically consisting of a bottle filled with a flammable liquid and a wick that is ignited before throwing.
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"Terrorist Attack": Cuba Blames US After Molotov Attack At Paris Embassy
Cuba denounced the targeting of its Paris embassy on Monday as a "terrorist attack" encouraged by the United States after the building was bombarded with Molotov cocktails.
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Man Arrested After He Opened Fire On Cuban Embassy In Washington
A man armed with a high-powered assault rifle fired multiple rounds at the Cuban embassy in Washington early Thursday, authorities said, damaging the building and leading Havana to lodge a protest.
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US Expels 15 Cuban Diplomats, Draw Protest From Havana
The Trump administration on Tuesday ordered the expulsion of 15 Cuban diplomats after pulling more than half of its own embassy staff out of Havana last week, drawing an angry protest from the Cuban government.
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Cubans Protest New Ecuador Visa Regulation
Hundreds of Cubans protested at the Ecuadorean embassy in Cuba on Friday, a day after the Andean nation announced they would need visas to enter the country as of Dec. 1.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry Set to Visit Havana on Friday
John Kerry has a date with history. On Friday, he will become the first US secretary of state to visit Havana, capital of communist Cuba, since 1945.
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Cuba Arrests 90 Dissidents at Protest March
With tense bilateral ties recently renewed after five decades, and top US diplomat John Kerry due in Havana in days, Cuba arrested some 90 activists on Sunday.
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US, Cuba Quietly Open Historic New Chapter in Post-Cold War Ties
The United States and Cuba quietly ushered in a new era of post-Cold War relations today, formally restoring diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago and re-establishing embassies in each other's capitals.
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US, Cuba Diplomatic Posts Witnessed Decades of Cold War Drama
The buildings that will become US and Cuban embassies in their neighbor's respective capitals on July 20 have seen over five decades of Cold War protests, provocations and strains.
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US-Cuba to Discuss Diplomatic Relations on May 21
American and Cuban officials will meet on May 21 to discuss reopening embassies and tackle broader migration, security and environmental issues, the US State Department said on Thursday.
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US Says Next Round of Talks With Cuba in Havana On Sunday
American and Cuban diplomats will hold the next round of talks on restoring diplomatic ties and reopening their embassies in Havana on Sunday, the State Department announced.
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Barack Obama Hopes for US Embassy in Cuba before April Summit
US President Barack Obama said on Monday that he hopes the United States will open an embassy in Cuba by the time of a Western Hemisphere summit in Panama in mid-April.
