Obama Advisor Touts Tighter Cuban Ties In Miami
President Barack Obama will shake Raul Castro's hand again, as he did in Panama and at the United Nations, but this time the two will meet on Castro's turf for two days, starting March 21st in Havana.
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President Barack Obama will shake Raul Castro's hand again, as he did in Panama and at the United Nations, but this time the two will meet on Castro's turf for two days, starting March 21st in Havana.
Dozens of officers watch silently every Sunday morning as white-clad dissident enter Mass at Santa Rita Church in a leafy Havana neighborhood filled with mansions overlooking the Florida Straits.
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An FIU expert says the timing of the Army's Cuba planning message may be tied to South Florida political interests.
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