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Most Cubans have lived in poverty for generations. The nation‘s coming leaders face enormous challenges. Photo shot Dec. 19, 2005, in Havana’s Plaza Vieja (Old Square).  (Photo by Laura Bittner) Photo used under CC BY
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Members of the Cuban community living in exile in the U.S. demonstrated in front of the White House during the Cuban rafter crisis of 1994, which culminated in the “Wet feet, dry feet” policy between U.S. President Bill Clinton and Cuban President Fidel Castro. The retired dictator’s death has sparked mourning, relief and jubilation.  (Photo by Elvert Barnes) Photo used under CC BY
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