Chapter 1: What charges has the US brought against Raúl Castro?
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Minä olen Celia Hatton, ja viimeisenä viimeisenä, 21.5., nämä ovat meidän mainitsemat. Yhdysvallat vaikuttavat Cuba's former president Raul Castro murder over the downing of two planes in 1996. Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company is set to make the first ever trillion dollar debut on a U.S. stock market. Our tech correspondent in San Francisco tells us why SpaceX is so valuable.
A legal battle is being fought over those beaches. We'll tell you the story. Aloitamme Kuubaan. Viime vuosina Yhdysvallat on vahvistunut vahvistuksen ilmaisuudesta. Se on vahvistunut vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen vahvistuksen
Tarinat ovat 1996-luvun tapahtumista, jossa kuubalaiset polttoaineet heittivät kaksi yksilöä, jotka toimivat kuubalaisen yksilön yksilön yksilön. Kuubalaisen yksilön yksilön yksilön yksilön yksilön.
President Trump praised the indictment, which came after he and members of his administration have threatened to invade or take military action against the island. Just as Mr. Trump was boarding an airplane, reporters asked if Americans might soon expect further US action against Cuba. There won't be escalation. I don't think there needs to be. Look, the place is falling apart. It's a mess. And they've sort of lost control. They've really lost control of Cuba.
Cuba's leadership has condemned the U.S. indictment as a political maneuver devoid of any legal foundation. Our North America correspondent Bernd De Boosman spoke to us from Washington. The indictment itself is symbolically extremely important here in the United States. There are many Cuban exiles and Cuban Americans, particularly in South Florida, that feel extremely strongly about the Castro family, both Raul and his late brother Fidel.
For them it's very important that there at least be this suggestion that he could be brought to justice. Now whether he actually faces these charges is a different question entirely. Of course the U.S. could go in and seize him, and just this afternoon Senator Rick Scott made the suggestion that they do so, as they did with Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela in January. But of course that has humanitarian implications, launching a
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Chapter 2: How is SpaceX preparing for its historic stock market debut?
The Ghanaian government says 300 of its citizens in South Africa have expressed an interest in being repatriated home. It's not clear how many of them will be on the chartered flight leaving today. This follows protests against illegal immigration in various South African cities. The demonstrations have been organized by a group called March and March, which describes itself as a citizen-led movement for immigration reform. Protesters have blamed illegal immigrants for low wages and unemployment in South Africa.
Nigeria has also said that more than 100 of its citizens have asked to be flown home. The South African government has condemned any violence and criminal acts directed at foreign nationals, saying that they don't represent the views of South Africans, nor government policy. In a statement earlier this month, President Cyril Ramaphosa added that his country needed to deal with illegal immigration, saying that it added a strain on healthcare, housing and social services, particularly in disadvantaged communities.
Mayani Jones in Johannesburg. Let's focus on the Caribbean now, and one of its smaller tourist islands. You might have heard of Antigua, but let me tell you Barbuda it's worth at. Barbuda? Really? We got Nelson's Dockyard, English Harbour, and we got the party. Exactly man, you come to Barbuda, you get four beaches to yourself, and not just beaches, pink sand beaches. Pink sand? I'll take swimming.
As you've heard there, Barbuda is famous for its beautiful beaches. But campaigners say many of those pristine beachfronts are under threat from wealthy developers. They're accused of buying up land for private use and cutting off access for locals. So some of Barbuda's citizens are challenging the developments in court. Our reporter Chelsea Coates told me more about what's happening there.
Barbujaan piirteet ovat erittäin erityisiä, erityisesti keskustalla. Yhden vuoden jälkeen jäätetään rauhassa. Barbujaa on melko pieni puolue. Siinä on vain 2000 ihmistä. Se on melko rauhallinen yhteisö. Paljon ihmisiä, joista puhuin... Yksi niistä on Miranda. Hän on koulutekijä. Hänellä oli piirteet rauhassa.
She was talking about how there's a really kind of slow pace of life. So people kind of go there to play dominoes throughout the week and they go there to relax after church on Sundays. The beach is a community hub for everyone to kind of gather around. It sounds lovely, Chelsea, but what's changed on the beaches now?
Yksi asia, joka muuttuu Barbudaan, mutta myös koko Karabiaan, on se, että kun nämä maat tulevat olemaan yliopistoturvallisempia, he näkevät yhä enemmän kehittäjää menemään ja ostamaan alapuolella. Miranda on itse asiassa ollut vaikuttanut tähän. Joulujärven jälkeen, 2017, koko Barbudaan osa osallistui ison maan Antiguaan.
Her bar and her house were destroyed. She says that this kind of opened the floodgates for lots of offers to people to start offering her money to buy her land. She rejected all of these offers. She said that the money isn't what matters to her. She wants to preserve her bar for her children. But eventually she told me her bar was bulldozed and she's been locked in a legal fight to gain her land back ever since.
I've spoken to the developers that she claims are occupying her land. That's the wording that the Global Legal Action Network uses. That's the network of lawyers that's supporting Miranda. They said that they are not and have never occupied the land, and they've strictly followed all agreements since entering a lease in Barbuda in 2017.
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