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Miami Herald editor for night breaking news and health and fitness sections, loves running, cooking, travel and wonderful husband and two sons.
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Miami priests pray Cuba-U.S. talks will help Cubans, but want accountability

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By Michael Butler Verified, Joan Chrissos Verified
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Bishop Leo Frade, the retired bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida, wasn’t surprised when Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel announced Friday that Cuba and the United States were talking and moving away from confrontation. With President Donald Trump urging Cuba to make a “deal” with the United States after he moved to cut off oil supplies to Cuba from Venezuela and Mexico, Cuban leaders are desperate.
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Miami priests pray Cuba-U.S. talks will help Cubans, but want accountability

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By Michael Butler Verified, Joan Chrissos Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Bishop Leo Frade, the retired bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida, wasn’t surprised when Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel announced Friday that Cuba and the United States were talking and moving away from confrontation. With President Donald Trump urging Cuba to make a “deal” with the United States after he moved to cut off oil supplies to Cuba from Venezuela and Mexico, Cuban leaders are desperate. Water and electricity are hard to come by, and the medical system is collapsing.
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Miami priests pray Cuba-US talks will help Cubans, but want accountability

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By Michael Butler, Joan Chrissos Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
MIAMI - Bishop Leo Frade, the retired bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida, wasn't surprised when Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel announced Friday that Cuba and the United States were talking and moving away from confrontation. With President Donald Trump urging Cuba to make a "deal" with the United States after he moved to cut off oil supplies to Cuba from Venezuela and Mexico, Cuban leaders are desperate.
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