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As Russian oil exports decline, fears of global supply crunch grow

Russian crude exports have declined substantially since the war began, fuelling global oil supply concerns. We also take a look at how sanctions against Russia are affecting tourism in Cuba, as well as a critical week ahead for Amazon, which faces two separate union elections in the US.

France 24

Elian López: US Coast Guard rescues Cuban migrant who windsurfed to Florida for cancer treatment

The windsurfer was equipped with a life jacket, GPS system, and multiple cell phones

The Independent UK

Swarm of zombie crabs storm beach in their millions after huge breeding boom

The population boom has seen a beach totally overruled by the crustaceans, with breeding season arriving earlier this year, according to locals around the Bay of Pigs, Cuba

Daily Mirror

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Countries brace for hit to tourism from Russia-Ukraine war

Countries from Turkey to Thailand, Egypt and Cuba are bracing for the loss of Russian and Ukrainian tourists just as their travel sectors were looking to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

‘Prohibited tourism:’ Miami judge deals major blow to cruise companies that traveled to Cuba

MIAMI — In a consequential ruling Monday night, a Miami federal judge said four major cruise lines with South Florida ties — Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises — engaged in “prohibited tourism” and “trafficking activities” by carrying passengers to Cuba and profiting from the use of Havana port…

Miami Herald

21 more migrants land in Florida Keys. More than 75 detained in last week

MIAMI — Nearly two dozen people are in federal custody as two more groups of Cuban migrants made landfall in the Florida Keys on Monday.

Miami Herald

What are sanctions and how are they enforced?

An alternative to military action, sanctions are economic foreign policy tools.

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Long lines for fuel across Cuba sparking concerns over supply, rationing

By Dave Sherwood

Reuters

Outfield prospect Yoelqui Cespedes is first-week star of White Sox spring training

Cespedes is No. 2 on Baseball America’s Sox prospect list and No. 4 on MLB Pipeline’s list.

Chicago Sun-Times

16 Cuban migrants, including children, arrive in the Keys. Latest in surge of landings

A group of 16 Cuban migrants, including two children, arrived in the Lower Florida Keys Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.

Miami Herald

Cuban anti-government protesters get up to 30 years behind bars

By Dave Sherwood

Reuters

Cubans frantic to migrate as economy falters, new hurdles arise

Bray Perez, a 19-year-old Cuban university student, is fast losing friends to a growing wave of migration off the island.

Reuters

People should ‘inform themselves’ on Cuba situation, says Rep. Albio Sires

A group came into Albio Sires’ office not long ago to talk about human rights. “They’re telling me about human rights violations here and there, and they don’t mention Cuba,” Sires says.

Tribune News Service

The Decomposition of Cuba's Communist Regime

Martha Bueno's organization, People 4 Cuba, smuggles food and medicine directly into the hands of suffering Cubans to help undermine an oppressive dictatorship.

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The Conversation

Big Pharma vs. Little Cuba: Why Cubans trust vaccines and how they're helping vaccinate the world

Vaccines could be saving the world from COVID-19, but they aren’t. Almost everywhere, vaccine access or vaccine hesitancy are our Achilles heels.

Roll Call

People should ‘inform themselves’ on Cuba situation, says Rep. Albio Sires - Roll Call

New Jersey Rep. Albio Sires reflects on frustrations that drove him to retire and why he doesn't play basketball with his colleagues.

Tribune News Service

Ukrainian anthem, suddenly everywhere, shows music's 'jaw-dropping' role in Russian invasion

PITTSBURGH — A day after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, violinist Marta Krechkovsky stayed behind after a rehearsal with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

Reuters

Washington invitation opens way for U.N. expert's Guantanamo visit

A U.N. expert told the world's top rights body on Tuesday that she had received a preliminary invitation from Washington to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in what could lead to the first-ever visit by one of the body's special rapporteurs.

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The Guardian - UK

Weatherwatch: Cuba’s two distinct seasons

Island has a tropical climate, with dry and warm then wet and humid seasons

Miami Herald

Explainer: How Russia’s war in Ukraine is shuffling US alliances in Latin America

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reverberated across the globe, including in the Western Hemisphere, where both Washington and Moscow see the crisis as an opportunity to shift regional alliances in their favor.

Miami Herald

Recent arrivals of hundreds of Haitians in Florida Keys is a sign of new trafficking routes

MIAMI — The arrival of nearly 700 Haitians in a string of dramatic migrant landings near an exclusive wealthy enclave in the Upper Florida Keys over the past four months suggests that those behind the rise in Haitian boat migration are getting bolder, and using new trafficking routes to get…

Reuters

Cubans protest at Havana embassy as Panama tightens visa requirements

By Dave Sherwood

ABC News

Russia becomes the world's most sanctioned country, surpassing Iran and North Korea

Russia is now subject to more targeted sanctions than Iran, Venezuela, Myanmar and Cuba combined, according to new data released by Castellum.AI.

Miami Herald

About 2,000 migrants from Haiti and Cuba have made the risky trip to Florida since October

MIAMI — About 2,000 migrants from Haiti and Cuba have risked their lives sailing to Florida to flee from political and economic turmoil in their home countries since Oct. 1, according to federal authorities.

Miami Herald

More than 1,000 migrants have made the risky trip to Florida in 2022. Will they keep coming?

MIAMI — More than a thousand migrants from Haiti and Cuba have risked their lives sailing to Florida to flee from the political and economic turmoil in their home countries over the past year, according to federal authorities.

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