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In his first U.S. TV appearance on NBC's Meet the Press on April 12, 2026, Díaz-Canel rejected resignation calls and affirmed Cuba's resolve to defend itself under its defensive military doctrine. The interview addressed Trump's tightened oil blockade since early 2026, which has caused island-wide blackouts—like the March 16 outage affecting 11 million—halting surgeries, closing schools, and worsening shortages of food and medicine. While pro-government voices hailed his words as patriotic unity, critics including Senator Lindsey Graham questioned his support among weary Cubans facing repression and hardship, highlighting a deep divide over the island's future.

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From Havana, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stared into the camera and declared, 'If we need to die, we'll die,' amid a crippling energy crisis fueled by U.S. sanctions.

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Club Olimpia player Rafael Peña Cecilio scored a goal when the ball struck his face during a penalty attempt and deflected into the net. The moment from the Paraguayan football match went viral, sparking debate over whether it was an own goal, which was clarified as not due to the deflection.

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A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck at 12:06 UTC, centered 123 kilometers northwest of Vallenar at a shallow 10-kilometer depth. Just 16 minutes later, a stronger 5.5 quake hit 128 kilometers from the city, both offshore in the South Pacific. The shallow events likely caused light shaking in Vallenar, home to 45,000 people, and areas like Huasco or Copiapó—rattling dishes but no reported damage, injuries, or tsunami risk. Aftershocks followed, in a region routinely active due to the Nazca plate subducting under South America.

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Early Thursday morning, two quakes rattled the sea off northern Chile, 16 minutes apart, sending light tremors toward nearby coastal towns.

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Born in 1932, Valdés fought in key revolutionary battles like Moncada and Santa Clara before founding Cuba's Ministry of the Interior and its State Security in the 1960s. He later served as vice president and Politburo member until 2021. Official praise called him a hero of unwavering loyalty, while exiles and critics labeled him 'Puddle of Blood' for alleged repression. His passing leaves only Raúl Castro and one other from the original revolutionary era amid Cuba's ongoing challenges.

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Ramiro Valdés survived the Granma yacht landing with just 11 others and built Cuba's security system from the ground up. His death on Father's Day drew tributes from leaders who saw him as a father figure.

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The 1/6 scale collectibles capture Supergirl's fierce trailer pose with a textured gold belt and red skirt, while Lobo rocks a studded jacket, chains, and hook weapon. Tied to the June 26, 2026, release of Craig Gillespie's 'Supergirl,' directed loosely from Tom King's comics, the film stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El teaming with Jason Momoa's Lobo after a personal loss. Hot Toys' hyper-realistic figures, known for accessories and fabric details, have collectors excited, with full reveals expected soon ahead of the DC Universe sequel to 'Superman.'

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Hot Toys just unveiled jaw-dropping renders of Supergirl in her blue suit and cape, alongside Lobo's gritty bounty hunter gear—perfect for fans counting down to the movie.

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A New York Times opinion piece from June 5 critiques Sheinbaum's response to April 2026 U.S. indictments of Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and other Morena officials for allegedly protecting the Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos faction with bribes and intel sharing. Sheinbaum, who took office in October 2024 with high approval around 68-70% as of May 2026, points to successes like a 40% drop in daily homicides to 52 by December 2025 and lifting 13.4 million from poverty through welfare and wage hikes. While supporters praise her progressive policies and security gains, critics argue she shields indicted allies amid ongoing violence and U.S. pressure from the Trump administration, highlighting Mexico's deep political divide.

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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum faces a tough test with U.S. charges against her party's allies, as her strong approval ratings meet cartel infiltration claims.

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Since 2022, Bukele's state of exception suspended rights like due process, leading to over 80,000 gang arrests and the world's highest incarceration rate. Official data credits this for slashing the murder rate to 1.9 in 2024 and 1.3 in 2025, the lowest in the Western Hemisphere, with safer streets where children play freely. Critics point to undercounted deaths, arbitrary detentions of 8,000 innocents, torture reports, and prison overcrowding, while U.S. data shows crime dropping without similar incarceration hikes.

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President Nayib Bukele shared a stark graph showing El Salvador's homicides crashing from over 80 per 100,000 in 2015 to near zero today, as arrests skyrocketed past 1,000 per 100,000 people.

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