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Headline Roundup November 26th, 2016

Castro, Dead at 90

Summary from the AllSides News Team

Fidel Castro died at 90, the world reacts.

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Watch: Hundreds of Cuban Exiles Gather in Miami to Celebrate the Death of Castro
Watch: Hundreds of Cuban Exiles Gather in Miami to Celebrate the Death of Castro

Townhall

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The Cuban exiles living in Miami, Florida were up late last night celebrating the death of their former Communist dictator, Fidel Castro. Fireworks, parades, and the popping of champagne bottles were seen and heard all throughout the night in Little Havana into Saturday morning.

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Fidel Castro: iconic revolutionary and longtime American nemesis
Fidel Castro: iconic revolutionary and longtime American nemesis

Christian Science Monitor

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He was a revolutionary and a liberator: delivering his island nation from the colonial powers and mafia dons that ruled over it from the 16th century halfway into the 20th, and inspiring other independence movements in Latin America and Africa.

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In Havana, Castro’s Death Lays Bare a Generation Gap
In Havana, Castro’s Death Lays Bare a Generation Gap

New York Times (News)

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The nightclubs shut down early and the young people, dressed for a night out, spilled into the darkened streets.

Some had already been told the news, called by loved ones watching state television at home. Some were just finding out, their cellphones pressed to their ears as they absorbed what happened.

Others still did not know — Fidel Castro had died.

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