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Last update: a minute agoUN Showdown: Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez accuses Washington of threatening and pressuring countries ahead of the Oct. 27–28 vote on a Cuban-backed resolution opposing the U.S. embargo. Havana says this year’s measure will address the energy blockade and its impact on daily life. Raúl Castro Warrant: China, Russia and Iran have condemned Florida’s arrest warrant against the former Cuban leader over the 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft; Havana calls the case politically motivated. Daily Strains: Blackouts and water shortages continue to weigh on households, while the informal-market dollar climbed to 823 pesos and the euro to 912. A new national report says 26.7% of Cuba’s population is over 60—the highest share in the Americas. Mining Outlook: Canada’s Sherritt has received a U.S. license to send fuel to its Cuban mines, a potential first step toward restarting operations at Moa.
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