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Google Maps Captures Man Loading Body Into Car Boot, Suspects Arrested
The Google Maps camera car had unknowingly captured a vital clue that helped Spanish police crack a murder case.
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Elon Musk VS Mark Cuban Over Diversity Initiative In US Companies
World's richest man Elon Musk and Shark Tank fame and NBA's Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban got into a spat over the issue of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American corporations.
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Viral Video Of Crocodile Galloping Towards Man Is The "Most Terrifying Thing" You'll See On Internet
A hair-raising video of a Cuban crocodile running towards a man in an enclosure has surfaced online. The short clip was shared on Facebook by a theme park and wildlife preserve in the United States.
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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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Fidel Castro's Crocodile Attacks Man During Party
A man was bitten by a crocodile that once belonged to Cuban leader Fidel Castro. The elderly man had been attending a private party at the Skansen Aquarium in Stockholm, Sweden, when the incident occurred.
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Man Behind Fidel Castro's Granma Yacht Lost For Words Over Death
The man who helped a young Fidel Castro set sail for revolution said on Saturday he was speechless over the death of his old friend, 60 years after he furnished him with a weapons-filled yacht for his historic voyage to Cuba.
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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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In communist Cuba, the tax man cometh
Most Cubans have not paid taxes for half a century, but that will change under a new code starting January 1. The landmark regulations will change the relations of Cubans with their government and are a signal that market-oriented reforms, launched since President Raul Castro succeeded his brother, Fidel Castro, in 2008, are here to stay.
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Cuban man's super-tall bike a new sight in Havana
Many people would be leery of cycling through chaotic downtown Havana, sharing its narrow, potholed streets with the darting scooters, incorrigible jaywalkers and hulking 1950s Detroit classics that clog every byway. Felix Guirola does it every day, and not on just any bicycle.
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Google Maps Captures Man Loading Body Into Car Boot, Suspects Arrested
The Google Maps camera car had unknowingly captured a vital clue that helped Spanish police crack a murder case.
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Elon Musk VS Mark Cuban Over Diversity Initiative In US Companies
World's richest man Elon Musk and Shark Tank fame and NBA's Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban got into a spat over the issue of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American corporations.
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Viral Video Of Crocodile Galloping Towards Man Is The "Most Terrifying Thing" You'll See On Internet
A hair-raising video of a Cuban crocodile running towards a man in an enclosure has surfaced online. The short clip was shared on Facebook by a theme park and wildlife preserve in the United States.
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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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Fidel Castro's Crocodile Attacks Man During Party
A man was bitten by a crocodile that once belonged to Cuban leader Fidel Castro. The elderly man had been attending a private party at the Skansen Aquarium in Stockholm, Sweden, when the incident occurred.
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Man Behind Fidel Castro's Granma Yacht Lost For Words Over Death
The man who helped a young Fidel Castro set sail for revolution said on Saturday he was speechless over the death of his old friend, 60 years after he furnished him with a weapons-filled yacht for his historic voyage to Cuba.
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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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In communist Cuba, the tax man cometh
Most Cubans have not paid taxes for half a century, but that will change under a new code starting January 1. The landmark regulations will change the relations of Cubans with their government and are a signal that market-oriented reforms, launched since President Raul Castro succeeded his brother, Fidel Castro, in 2008, are here to stay.
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Cuban man's super-tall bike a new sight in Havana
Many people would be leery of cycling through chaotic downtown Havana, sharing its narrow, potholed streets with the darting scooters, incorrigible jaywalkers and hulking 1950s Detroit classics that clog every byway. Felix Guirola does it every day, and not on just any bicycle.
