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Last update: 3 hours agoCuba Tensions Spike: Thousands gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Havana after Washington indicted former leader Raúl Castro over the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown, with the move already triggering talk of a Venezuela-style pressure campaign—oil blockade, sanctions, and a bigger military footprint—while Cuba warns any U.S. strike would bring “global fallout.” Military Posture: The USS Nimitz carrier group’s Caribbean presence is adding fuel to fears of escalation. Regional Protests: In Bolivia, fresh clashes and mass marches continue as resignation demands grow. Environment Clash in Brazil: Brazil’s lower house advanced a bill that would curb satellite-based enforcement against Amazon deforestation, setting up a showdown with Lula’s 2030 anti-illegal-logging promise. Sports & Culture: Real Madrid’s renewables tycoon Enrique Riquelme confirmed he’ll challenge Florentino Pérez; and Chayanne drew a packed Costa Rica stadium for a high-energy homecoming concert.
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