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Christine Armario

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Immigration editor at the @WashingtonPost. Past: @AP @MiamiHerald @Newsday.
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Fidel Castro’s daughter, in Miami, waits for her father’s revolution to end

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By Christine Armario
| The Washington Post Verified
Fidel Castro’s daughter, in Miami, waits for her father’s revolution to end (washingtonpost.com) Fidel Castro’s daughter, in Miami, waits for her father’s revolution to end By Christine Armario 2026061911010900 In a small home in Miami, on a street with a blooming flamboyán tree, Alina Fernández Revuelta is feeling ill at ease. The estranged daughter of Fidel Castro has never entirely felt at peace here, in a city of exiles, despite being one herself.
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How obsession to ‘liberate Cuba' led men on deadly speedboat journey

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By Samantha Schmidt, Aaron Schaffer Verified, Christine Armario
| MSN Verified
Christine Armario, Samantha Schmidt, Aaron Schaffer MIAMI — A day before Amijail Sánchez González entered Cuban waters on a Florida-registered speedboat, his family says, he called his elderly parents on the island to tell them he was heading their way. In an hour-long phone call, they urged their son not to make the trip, his brother told The Washington Post on Thursday.
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Cubans attempted to infiltrate island on U.S. speedboat, Havana says

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By Samantha Schmidt Verified, Adam Taylor Verified, Karen DeYoung Verified, Christine Armario
| The Washington Post Verified
Cubans attempted to infiltrate island on U.S. speedboat, Havana says (washingtonpost.com) Cubans attempted to infiltrate island on U.S. speedboat, Havana says By Samantha Schmidt; Adam Taylor; Karen DeYoung; Christine Armario 2026022520460400 The American speedboat that Cuban officials said opened fire on border agents Wednesday was carrying 10 armed Cubans who were attempting to infiltrate the country "for terrorist purposes," the country's Interior Ministry said.
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