Natalie Kittroweth

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164 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 21 May

Natalie Kittroweth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And this is a group of people who are used to weathering hard times and still holding on to power, kind of fighting through.
And it sounds like they're still doing that.
After the break, my colleague Julian Barnes takes us inside the U.S.
government's broader strategy in Cuba.
We'll be right back.
I'm Marian Lozano.
And we write a lot of music for The Daily.
This piece is for a space episode.
I want to put the listener right into the deep darkness of space.
I started with a bass line and then I added some drums to it.
Yeah.
We write music to highlight a moment, to draw you into the story without telling you how to feel.
So if you love The Daily and you want us to keep making reflective, cosmic, sometimes groovy, but always subtle music for the show, support us by subscribing to The New York Times.
Julian, you cover the U.S.
intelligence community, and you've been reporting on this pressure campaign and the role of the CIA in amping that up.
So just tell us what you've learned.
What is the endgame in Cuba?
Just want to pause on that, because I think that is a big question that's been hanging over all of this for those of us watching.
Is this a prelude to what we saw in Venezuela, where Nicolas Maduro was indicted by the U.S.
government and then was extracted by the U.S.
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