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Last update: 5 hours agoU.S.-Cuba Diplomatic Clash: Cuba’s foreign minister Bruno Rodríguez blasted Marco Rubio’s claim of a $100 million “humanitarian aid” offer as a “fable” and “lie,” while President Trump says Cuba is “asking for help” and that Washington “is going to talk” — but still without details. Sanctions Pressure: Havana says new U.S. sanctions and the oil squeeze are designed to starve people and justify aggression, as the island’s energy crisis worsens. Energy & Courts: A Santiago de Cuba hospital worker was sentenced to 12 years for stealing and contaminating diesel, while authorities also move to charge Yoan de la Cruz over an alleged sabotage-financing plot. Healthcare Aid: A new shipment of 3.7 million syringes and needles arrived in Santiago de Cuba, and Japan is sending solar support to hospitals. Cuban Americans’ Travel Rules: A new Cuban migration law keeps the requirement that dual citizens use a Cuban passport to enter the island, raising fresh concerns in South Florida. Local Spotlight: In the U.S., Tennessee’s voting map fight and Springfield-area school sports round out a busy news mix.
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