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Apr 18

Miguel Diaz-Canel, 57, chosen as next president of Cuba

By Michael Weissenstein and Andrea Rodriguez, Associated Press

The virtually certain unanimous approval of the National Assembly will install someone from outside the Castro family in the country's highest government office for the first time in nearly six decades.

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Mar 02

U.S. makes Cuban embassy staffing cuts permanent, as investigation over mysterious attacks continues

By Josh Lederman and Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The department said in a statement the decision is out of concern for "the health, safety and well-being of U.S. government personnel and family members."…

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Jan 10

The mysterious Cuba ‘sonic attacks’ are still puzzling investigators

By Layla Quran

Part of the issue: There remains little proof of these attacks. Here's what we know -- and what we don't.

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Jan 09

Rex Tillerson unconvinced that ‘deliberate attacks’ in Cuba are over

By Josh Lederman and Matthew Lee, Associated Press

Rex Tillerson said he’s not convinced that what he calls the “deliberate attacks” are over.

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Dec 21

Jim Mattis is the first Pentagon chief to visit Guantanamo since 2002

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis visited the American Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to offer holiday greetings to troops Thursday. It was the first trip there by a Pentagon chief in almost 16 years.

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Nov 25

Watch 22:21
PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode November 25, 2017

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On this edition for Saturday, Nov. 25, President Donald Trump names Budget Director Mick Mulvaney the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and a filmmaker documents the lives of Cubans over 45 years. Also, Rohingya refugees share their stories.

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Nov 25

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This filmmaker followed 45 years of change in Cuban life

By Connie Kargbo, Christopher Booker

In 1972, intrigued by the promises of communism, then-24-year-old Jon Alpert sailed illegally to Cuba. For the next 45 years, the New York City filmmaker made regular trips to the island, documenting post-revolution Cuba through the daily lives of three…

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Nov 08

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Can Cuba preserve ecosystems while profiting from tourism?

By Miles O'Brien

As Cuba tries to open up its economy and lure western investment through tourism, environmentalists are working to prove that protection of the environment can also be a profitable pursuit. By developing the island's ecotourism, scientists hope to stimulate the…

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Oct 31

Trump administration expected to defend embargo on Cuba in United Nations vote

By Matthew Lee, Josh Lederman, Associated Press

A "no" vote Wednesday from U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley will return the United States to a place of extreme isolation within the global community over its policy toward Cuba, potentially undermining the Trump administration's broader goals for…

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Oct 27

Analysis: The thorny ethics of hybrid animals

By Fedor Kossakovski

Ligers, tigons and other hybrid animals sound fun, until you learn about their health issues.

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