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A municipal worker sweeps the floor in front of a mural depicting Cuban leader Fidel Castro and Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega at Cuba square in Managua, Nicaragua.
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A new shortcut has opened up for Cuban migrants to reach the U.S. after Nicaragua lifted visa requirements for citizens of the communist island.
From this week, Cubans will be able to travel freely to the Central America nation, according to a statement dated Nov. 22 published on a government website.
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