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Cuba to release over 2,000 prisoners as U.S. talks develop

By Ben Whedon

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Fidel Castro's daughter claims Cuban regime change should have happened in the 1980s

Fernández, daughter of Castro and Havana socialite Natalia Revuelta, claimed that a regime change in her home country is long overdue and the regime should have ended when her father died if not earlier.

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Mexicans gathering humanitarian aid for Cuba

Boats carrying Mexican aid for Cuba disappear in Caribbean

The aid boats were part of a grassroots effort to help Cuba as it struggles with a U.S.embargo

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Second nationwide power outage hits Cuba in less than one week

Protests have been reported across the island in recent days as frustration grows over prolonged power outages and deteriorating living conditions.

Two die in Honduras after driving in front of plane

US sanctions Nicaragua for abuse of human rights

Mexico police find tiger cub in trunk of car

Deathtoll rises in the wake of Brazil building collapse

Protesters set fires and block roads in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Carl Szabo: The only way to combat Brazil’s attack on free speech is through international pressure

Trump confirms 11 terrorists dead after military strike

Brazil: Bolsonaro turns bicentennial into campaign rally

Bolsonaro supporters block highway near Rio de Janeiro following presidential election result

Hundreds arrested as Bolsonaro supporter camp dismantled in Brasilia

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