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Cuban Americans in South Florida Grow Antsy Over New Sanctions Looming Indictment Against Former Cuban Leader Raul Castro
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- U.S. announced sanctions targeting 11 individuals and 3 entities linked to Cuba's regime.
- U.S. Department of Justice moving toward indicting former Cuban leader Raúl Castro for 1996 downing of two planes.
- Sanctions include police and intelligence agencies.
- President Trump called Cuba a 'failed nation'.
- Cuban President Díaz-Canel denied U.S. asset ownership and accused U.S. of escalating tensions.
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