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Preliminary Report Sheds Light on Moments Leading to Amazon-Operated Cargo Plane Crash in Miami (opens the original)
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) of the United States released a preliminary report on Thursday regarding the September 6 crash involving a Boeing 767 cargo plane at Miami International Airport. This tragic incident resulted in the loss of five lives and highlighted a series of warnings during the aircraft's final approach and landing. The NTSB's preliminary report reconstructs the last minutes of flight 7598 operated by 21 Air for Amazon. The flight originated from Luis Muñoz Mar
Sister Nadieska Stands with Anna Bensi and Her Mother Before Trial (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, Cuban nun Sister Nadieska Almeida voiced her support for Anna Sofía Benítez Silvente, known as Anna Bensi, and her mother, Caridad Silvente, as they face an upcoming trial scheduled for Thursday, October 1st. She urged Christians to join them both in prayer and with their physical presence. The message, titled "Christians in Communion," was shared by Cuban priest Alberto Reyes. In her statement, Almeida described the trial as "unjust" and called for visible support for the mother a
Remember When Cuban Music Sounded Like This? Which Song Was Your Favorite? (opens the original)
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A TikTok video shared on Monday by the account @yannys_real sparked a wave of nostalgia among thousands of Cubans with a sentiment that's been echoed for quite some time: "Everything's great with the new music, but remember when Cuban music sounded like this?" In just under 48 hours, this one-minute and 54-second clip garnered over 45,000 views, more than 6,200 likes, and 424 shares, along with 230 comments that turned into a collective journey back to the island's musical past. The video featur
Military Plans Leak Aims to Pressure Cuban Regime, Expert Suggests (opens the original)
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According to an analysis by the Miami Herald, the recent leaks concerning U.S. military planning related to Cuba are a calculated strategy to exert pressure, rather than a sign of impending action. Brian Fonseca, Vice Provost of Research in Defense and National Security at Florida International University (FIU), expressed this viewpoint in comments gathered by journalist Nora Gámez Torres in a report published Monday. The immediate trigger was a CBS News report on Friday, which disclosed an inte
Cuban Government Claims Almost All Citizen Complaints Resolved in Isla de la Juventud (opens the original)
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On Monday, officials from Isla de la Juventud stated that 96.7% of citizen complaints presented to local representatives have been addressed. This announcement came during the XXVIII Ordinary Session of the Municipal Assembly of People's Power, as reported by the state-run Cuban News Agency. The statistics were delivered by Jorge Faure, head of the Permanent Working Commission for Local Body Attention, who detailed that out of 13,465 issues logged through Account Renderings and Dispatches, 13,02
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