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U.S.-Cuba Commercial Flights To Resume For First Time In Over 50 Years

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Colombian Government, FARC, Victims Reach Deal In Peace Talks

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Obama, Cuba: 'Very Much Interested' In Visiting If Citizens Given More Freedom

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White House Rejects Pentagon's Gitmo Closing Plan, Cites Prices As Being Too Costly

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Cuban Immigrants Coming to U.S. Through Texas Instead Of Florida

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Obama, Guantanamo: President Signs Defense Bill, Threatens Executive Action To Close Guantanamo Bay Prison

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Cuba-U.S. Direct Flights May Soon Be Renewed, Havana Official Says

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Cuban Troops, Syria: Cuba's Armed Forces Join Russian Offensive Against ISIS In Syria, Says U.S. Institute

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Gitmo: Colorado Prisons Under Assessment To House Prisoners From Guantanamo Bay

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Obama, Raul Castro: U.N. Assembly Scene Of U.S. And Cuba Talks

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Colombian Government, FARC Set Deadline For Peace To End War

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Pope Francis: Ten Facts About The Pontiff You Might Not Know

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Pope Francis: U.S. Visit Is Officially Underway

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Pope Francis Cuba Visit: Dissidents Prevented From Meeting With Pontiff

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