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Havana Weather for September 27- Oct. 3

Tropical Storm Kirk is approaching the Lesser Antilles on Thursday moving west at an approximate speed of 26 km/h. Its minimum central pressure is 1002 millibars and it has maximum sustained winds of 85 km/h, with higher gusts. Expected to weaken over the weekend it does not pose a threat to Cuba at this time.

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Ortega Warns Businesses Not to Support National Strikes

According to Ortega, business people “concoct” threats against their businesses to justify closing and thus join the national strikes. So I tell them that I will take them at their word and send police. “If they want now to play with economic terrorism, then we are going to help them keep their stores open,” he asserted.

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Nicaraguans in the USA to Give Ortega a “Fabulous” Welcome

The Nicaraguan community based in the USA is preparing to protest against the president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, who is expected to attend the UN General Assembly on Wednesday in New York. The organizers expect to receive delegations from New Jersey, Massachusetts, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Florida, the Carolinas, Washington, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Connecticut and three Canadian cities.

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Republican Bob Corker Pays a Visit to Havana

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez met in Havana Wednesday with Bob Corker, president of the Foreign Relations Committee of the United States Senate, visiting the island, reported dpa news. The senator is not seeking reelection in the November US Congressional elections.

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Havana Weather for September 20-26

The days will begin with little cloudiness in Havana. In the afternoons there will be a slight increase in the probability of isolated showers, which may be more intense towards the south of the capital. The high temperatures will be between 31 and 32° C (88 and 90 F), while the lows will be around 23° C (73 F).

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Nicaragua’s Civic Alliance Announces More Actions

Five months after the protests against the Government of Nicaragua began, the Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy announced in a statement that it will continue with the peaceful struggle throughout the country as well as work to include more sectors of society in the effort to bring about the end of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

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