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    "excerpt": "Sandro Castro, Fidel\u2019s influencer grandson who runs several Havana nightclubs, was asked a question on Instagram a few days ago that was seen by his more than 165,000 followers. \u201cWhen will change come to Cuba?\u201d The young Castro posted a photo of himself with a Cuban flag draped over his back while gazing at Havana\u2019s cracked skyline from afar: \u201cCuba is already changing, or haven\u2019t you noticed?\u201d he replied. Certainly, the country that existed in January is not the same nine months later: most people still watch life slip away amid shortages and long power outages, but a new private class is taking on roles that used to belong to the state \u2014 supplying pharmacies, importing and distributing diesel, and ensuring food sales.",
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    "title": "\u2018The truth is Cuba has already fallen\u2019: the United States\u2019 strategy to subdue the island"
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