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She/Her/Ella. Journalist. Colombian-American Passionate about social issues and news. Billingual international correspondent
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Biden to lift state sponsor of terrorism designation on Cuba

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By Celia X Mendoza Verified
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
U.S. President Joe Biden notified Congress on Tuesday that he intends to delist Cuba as a U.S.-designated state sponsor of terrorism in a deal facilitated by the Catholic Church to free political prisoners on the island. Speaking on the condition of anonymity before the announcement, senior administration officials told reporters that dozens of political prisoners and others deemed unjustly detained by U.S. officials would be freed by noon on January 20.
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Haiti's prime minister urges 'partners' to fulfill pledges to help bring peace

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By Celia X Mendoza Verified
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
The URL has been copied to your clipboard The code has been copied to your clipboard. With violent gangs controlling most of Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, calls for a formal U.N. peacekeeping mission are growing. The country’s prime minister says the current international effort lacks resources, manpower and the capability to face the gangs. Celia Mendoza reports.
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US weighs action against Venezuelan government after opposition leader flees to Spain

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By Celia X Mendoza Verified
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
As the international community closely follows fallout from the disputed Venezuelan election, the United States is calling for transparency and weighing actions against the government of President Nicolas Maduro, which has issued arrest warrants against opposition leaders, including rival presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez. Celia Mendoza reports from the State Department in Washington. Share US weighs action against Venezuelan government after opposition leader flees to Spain
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