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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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Barack Obama Preparing To Visit Cuba As Soon As March: Source
US President Barack Obama is preparing to visit Cuba as soon as March, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday, a major step in the thaw between former Cold War foes the United States and Communist-run Cuba.
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Florida To President Barack Obama: Don't Give Us A Cuban Consulate
South Florida, long the unofficial US capital of Cuban anti-Communist exiles, has a request now that relations with the regime on the island are thawing: no Cuban consulate in our backyard.
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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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Cuban President at Vatican Thanks Pope Francis for Mediating Thaw With US
Cuban President Raul Castro met with Pope Francis at the Vatican Sunday, thanking the pontiff for his role in brokering an historic rapprochement between Havana and Washington, a papal spokesman said.
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Pope Francis Considering Cuba Visit in September: Vatican
Pope Francis, who played a role in the diplomatic thaw between Washington and Havana, is considering a visit to Cuba as part of his US trip in September, the Vatican said Friday.
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Latin America Celebrates Push by Barack Obama, Raul Castro to Heal US: Cuba Rift
As Latin American leaders applaud a historic thawing of animosity between the United States and Cuba, US President Barack Obama will meet Raul Castro for talks today that could further boost his reputation in the region.
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Barack Obama Arrives in Panama for Summit of the Americas
US President Barack Obama arrived in Panama Thursday for a summit of leaders from the Americas, where thawing ties with Cuba top the agenda.
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Barack Obama Departs Jamaica for Panama Summit
US President Barack Obama ended a one day visit to Jamaica Thursday, bound for Panama and the Summit of the Americas, where thawing ties with Cuba top the agenda.
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Barack Obama Close to Decision on Cuba Terror List Status
US President Barack Obama closed in Thursday on deciding whether to remove Cuba from a list of state sponsors of terrorism, a major hurdle in his diplomatic thaw with Havana.
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Pope Francis' Role in Cuba Deal Fractures Cuban-American Flock
The efforts of Pope Francis to foster a thaw between the US and Cuba has caused some fractures among Catholics in Miami.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Cuba-US Breakthrough: Germany's Top Diplomat Hails 'Very Good News'
German Foreign Affairs Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Wednesday hailed the restoration of diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba as "very good news in these times rich with conflict."
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US Republican Senator Marco Rubio, Other Lawmakers Furious Over Barack Obama's Cuba Move
Some Republican and Democratic lawmakers expressed outrage Wednesday over Washington's historic Cuba breakthrough, saying President Barack Obama conceded "everything" to a brutal Castro regime and warning Congress will block efforts to lift the trade embargo.
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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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Barack Obama Preparing To Visit Cuba As Soon As March: Source
US President Barack Obama is preparing to visit Cuba as soon as March, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday, a major step in the thaw between former Cold War foes the United States and Communist-run Cuba.
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Florida To President Barack Obama: Don't Give Us A Cuban Consulate
South Florida, long the unofficial US capital of Cuban anti-Communist exiles, has a request now that relations with the regime on the island are thawing: no Cuban consulate in our backyard.
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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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Cuban President at Vatican Thanks Pope Francis for Mediating Thaw With US
Cuban President Raul Castro met with Pope Francis at the Vatican Sunday, thanking the pontiff for his role in brokering an historic rapprochement between Havana and Washington, a papal spokesman said.
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Pope Francis Considering Cuba Visit in September: Vatican
Pope Francis, who played a role in the diplomatic thaw between Washington and Havana, is considering a visit to Cuba as part of his US trip in September, the Vatican said Friday.
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Latin America Celebrates Push by Barack Obama, Raul Castro to Heal US: Cuba Rift
As Latin American leaders applaud a historic thawing of animosity between the United States and Cuba, US President Barack Obama will meet Raul Castro for talks today that could further boost his reputation in the region.
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Barack Obama Arrives in Panama for Summit of the Americas
US President Barack Obama arrived in Panama Thursday for a summit of leaders from the Americas, where thawing ties with Cuba top the agenda.
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Barack Obama Departs Jamaica for Panama Summit
US President Barack Obama ended a one day visit to Jamaica Thursday, bound for Panama and the Summit of the Americas, where thawing ties with Cuba top the agenda.
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Barack Obama Close to Decision on Cuba Terror List Status
US President Barack Obama closed in Thursday on deciding whether to remove Cuba from a list of state sponsors of terrorism, a major hurdle in his diplomatic thaw with Havana.
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Pope Francis' Role in Cuba Deal Fractures Cuban-American Flock
The efforts of Pope Francis to foster a thaw between the US and Cuba has caused some fractures among Catholics in Miami.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Dreams and Doubts in Cuba After News of US Thaw
Stunned by the sudden announcement of Cuba's rapprochement with the United States, residents of Havana on Thursday oscillated between joy and skepticism as they tried figure out what it all means.
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Cuba-US Breakthrough: Germany's Top Diplomat Hails 'Very Good News'
German Foreign Affairs Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Wednesday hailed the restoration of diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba as "very good news in these times rich with conflict."
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US Republican Senator Marco Rubio, Other Lawmakers Furious Over Barack Obama's Cuba Move
Some Republican and Democratic lawmakers expressed outrage Wednesday over Washington's historic Cuba breakthrough, saying President Barack Obama conceded "everything" to a brutal Castro regime and warning Congress will block efforts to lift the trade embargo.
