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A second nationwide power cut in one day disrupts Cuba's attempts to restore electricity amid ongoing blackouts, with adverse weather conditions further complicating recovery.
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general
As legal pathways to the United States narrow, Cubans increasingly turn to Brazil as an alternative destination for asylum.
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world
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, leader of Cuba's San Isidro Movement, was released after five years in prison and arrived in the US under parole conditions.
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