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Trump, Seeking to Put Pressure on Maduro, Threatens a Full Embargo on Cuba

WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday accused Cuba of aiding the government of President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, who the administration evidently hoped would be ousted by day’s end, warning that the United States would impose an embargo and additional sanctions on the country if Cuba did not end its support.

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ISIS’ Mysterious Leader Is Not Dead, New Video Shows

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Five years ago, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi mounted the pulpit of a mosque in Iraq to declare himself the head of a rapidly expanding terrorist organization.

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Socialists Strengthen Hold in Spain Election

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After Meeting Kim Jong-un, Putin Supports North Korea on Nuclear Disarmament

MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia made a public show of support for North Korea on nuclear disarmament, seeming to undermine President Trump’s approach to nuclear diplomacy, as Mr. Putin and Kim Jong-un on Thursday wrapped up their first summit meeting.

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Kim Jong-un Meets Putin in Russia With U.S. Talks Faltering

MOSCOW — Two months after a failed summit meeting with President Trump, North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, met on Thursday with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, as Mr. Kim tries to rally international support for an approach to sanctions relief and gradual nuclear disarmament that the Trump administration opposes.

El triunfo electoral de Jair Bolsonaro se avecinó como una catástrofe. En un contexto de gobiernos latinoamericanos como los de Iván Duque, Sebastián Piñera o Mauricio Macri; se agregan personajes como Rodrigo Duterte en Filipinas y desde luego Donald Trump. En relación a ello resulta elocuente y preocupante que existan visiones que señalan que lo que anuncia Brasil es incluso peor que lo visto en dichos gobiernos, a tal grado que se ha aludido a que el ahora presidente Bolsonaro encarna la “vanguardia apocalíptica”.

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Sri Lanka Calls Bombers ‘Well Educated’ and Warns of Ongoing Threat

Sri Lanka’s president asked two top security officials to resign, amid anger that the government had ignored multiple warnings that churches could be attacked — one of which came just hours before the bombings Sunday. One lawmaker called for the two officials to be arrested and prosecuted.

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Philippine Communist Rebels Kill 6 Soldiers, Military Says

MANILA — Six soldiers were killed on Tuesday in the first major attack by Communist rebels in the Philippines since the 50th anniversary of their guerrilla movement last month, the military said.

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Sri Lanka Bombings Live Updates: Terrorist Group Is Identified, and Death Toll Rises

The Sri Lankan police have arrested 24 people in connection with a series of devastating suicide bombings at hotels and churches on Easter Sunday that left nearly 300 people dead and more than 500 injured.