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Last update: 4 minutes agoCuba Escalation: The U.S. indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro over the 1996 downing of two civilian planes, alleging he ordered the killings—charges that Trump says could mean he’s “the one” to intervene, while Cuba calls it a political “bloodbath” pretext. Military Posture: The USS Nimitz strike group is now in the Caribbean as Washington insists it’s not meant to intimidate, even as Cuba tests upgraded air defenses. Diplomacy vs Pressure: Marco Rubio says Cuba accepted $100M in humanitarian aid, but Havana warns it won’t accept it if it’s routed through the military. Legal Fallout: The U.S. Supreme Court also revived major Helms-Burton-style claims over confiscated Cuban property, keeping cruise and dock lawsuits alive. Regional Ripples: Mexico’s Sheinbaum told her party officials to quit over corruption as U.S. pressure grows, and Mexico rejected Royal Caribbean’s “Perfect Day Mexico” over environmental concerns. Other News: Panama appointed its first woman to lead the Panama Canal; Jamaica’s U17 team was drawn into a tough World Cup group.
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