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In less real living conditions are created for the Armenians of Nagorno-Kabakh in their homes

and effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing, then the likelihood that the

Armenians of Nagorno-Kabakh will see exile from their homeland as the only way to preserve their

lives and identity increases significantly. Nearly 90,000 ethnic Armenians have fled their homes

in Nagorno-Kabakh after Azerbaijan carried out a military blitz to seize the contested territory.

We'll go to Armenia for the latest. Then to Ukrainian-American journalist Lev Galinka,

who revealed that the Ukrainian World War II veteran honored last week in the Canadian House of

Commons was actually a Nazi. Lev's reporting set off a diplomatic crisis in Canada.

This is a Nazi who swore a retreats the Hitler, and he was part of the group that fought for the

right under command of Nazi officers. Finally, to the deputy foreign minister of Cuba,

we'll speak with him about the recent attack on the Cuban embassy in Washington, D.C.

and U.S. foreign policy towards Cuba. The aim of the United States policy since 1960

has been to make life as difficult and as unbearable as possible for the people of Cuba

with the ambition that that would lead to the overthrow of the government. That is the impact for

the people of Cuba. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, democracynow.org, the Warren Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

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