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History Repeats in Cuba
President Trump has made controversial remarks about Cuba, including suggesting the U.S. could 'take' the island, while his administration focuses on exploiting Cuba's nickel and cobalt resources. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, driven by his family's history with Fidel Castro's regime, advocates for regime change. The article highlights historical U.S. interest in Cuba and current tensions amid sanctions and U.S. military movements near the island.
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