Trump and Cuba: What exactly is at stake?
Recently, American President Donald Trump announced that his government would be rolling back on the “one-sided deal” with the Cuban state.
Recently, American President Donald Trump announced that his government would be rolling back on the “one-sided deal” with the Cuban state.
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The South American president and the Russian chief of state seek mutual benefits through political collaborations
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FARC rebel group stated that they are complying with the accords stated within the peace agreement signed last year
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