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"Years Of Fear, Years Of Silence": Immigrants In Hiding Facing Deportation
The community is on edge, fearing arrests and family separations. Trump has signed an executive order allocating military resources to the US-Mexico border and opened the Guantnamo Bay prison in Cuba to detain undocumented migrants.
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US Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Cuba After Hitting Birds
Smoke seeped into the cabin of the plane but no one was injured in the incident involving Southwest Airlines flight 3923 to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the airline and the Cuban civil aviation authority Cacsa said on its Facebook page.
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United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Over 100 Killed In Boeing 737 Crash In Cuba, 3 Survivors Pulled Out
An aging airliner crashed Friday shortly after takeoff on a domestic flight in Cuba, officials and Cuban news media reported, leaving more than 100 people dead in an accident that highlighted the precarious state of the country's commercial aircraft fleet.
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With Fidel Castro Gone, US Presence In Cuba Grows
Fidel Castro spent his life combating US capitalism, but by the time he died, American cruise ships, regular flights and even the embassy had returned to the communist-ruled island.
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Fidel Castro's Death Will Not Likely Slow US Efforts Toward Cuba: White House
The death of Cuba's Fidel Castro is unlikely to slow down U.S. efforts to normalise relations with its Cold War enemy, the White House said on Monday, pointing to the economic impact of the diplomatic thaw already underway such as commercial flights and other growing ties.
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Caribbean Fears For Coastal Families As Hurricane Matthew Gets Close
Haiti and Jamaica urged residents in vulnerable coastal areas to evacuate and Cuba suspended flights on Sunday as bands of rain from Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm to menace Caribbean nations since 2007, drenched the Jamaican capital.
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First Scheduled Passenger Flight In Decades Between US and Cuba Lands
A JetBlue Airways Corp passenger jet landed in the central Cuban city of Santa Clara on Wednesday, becoming the first scheduled commercial passenger flight from the United States to the island in more than a half century.
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More Flights From US Spell Likely End For Cuba's 'Mules'
The start this week of the first regularly scheduled commercial flights from the United States augurs the likely demise of Cuba's "mules" -- suppliers of last resort for scarce consumer goods on the island.
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Regular Flights To Resume Between US And Cuba: State Department
The United States announced today the resumption of regular flights to and from Cuba, the latest step in a historic thaw in relations.
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New York to Start Direct Flights to Cuba
Direct flights between New York and Havana are to resume next month when a US charter company seeks to profit from a growing rapprochement between the United States and Cuba.
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"Years Of Fear, Years Of Silence": Immigrants In Hiding Facing Deportation
The community is on edge, fearing arrests and family separations. Trump has signed an executive order allocating military resources to the US-Mexico border and opened the Guantnamo Bay prison in Cuba to detain undocumented migrants.
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US Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Cuba After Hitting Birds
Smoke seeped into the cabin of the plane but no one was injured in the incident involving Southwest Airlines flight 3923 to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the airline and the Cuban civil aviation authority Cacsa said on its Facebook page.
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United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Over 100 Killed In Boeing 737 Crash In Cuba, 3 Survivors Pulled Out
An aging airliner crashed Friday shortly after takeoff on a domestic flight in Cuba, officials and Cuban news media reported, leaving more than 100 people dead in an accident that highlighted the precarious state of the country's commercial aircraft fleet.
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With Fidel Castro Gone, US Presence In Cuba Grows
Fidel Castro spent his life combating US capitalism, but by the time he died, American cruise ships, regular flights and even the embassy had returned to the communist-ruled island.
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Fidel Castro's Death Will Not Likely Slow US Efforts Toward Cuba: White House
The death of Cuba's Fidel Castro is unlikely to slow down U.S. efforts to normalise relations with its Cold War enemy, the White House said on Monday, pointing to the economic impact of the diplomatic thaw already underway such as commercial flights and other growing ties.
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Caribbean Fears For Coastal Families As Hurricane Matthew Gets Close
Haiti and Jamaica urged residents in vulnerable coastal areas to evacuate and Cuba suspended flights on Sunday as bands of rain from Hurricane Matthew, the strongest storm to menace Caribbean nations since 2007, drenched the Jamaican capital.
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First Scheduled Passenger Flight In Decades Between US and Cuba Lands
A JetBlue Airways Corp passenger jet landed in the central Cuban city of Santa Clara on Wednesday, becoming the first scheduled commercial passenger flight from the United States to the island in more than a half century.
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More Flights From US Spell Likely End For Cuba's 'Mules'
The start this week of the first regularly scheduled commercial flights from the United States augurs the likely demise of Cuba's "mules" -- suppliers of last resort for scarce consumer goods on the island.
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Regular Flights To Resume Between US And Cuba: State Department
The United States announced today the resumption of regular flights to and from Cuba, the latest step in a historic thaw in relations.
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New York to Start Direct Flights to Cuba
Direct flights between New York and Havana are to resume next month when a US charter company seeks to profit from a growing rapprochement between the United States and Cuba.
