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I welcome the former foreign minister of the Republic of Brazil, Ernesto Arujo.

We're dealing with foreign ministry material in these last hours for the New World Report.

There's news in Cuba that is bizarre,

having to do with diplomats.

There's news in Brazil that has to do

with the militarization, the weaponization of the judiciary and the same in Venezuela.

All these matters have to do with the legitimacy of the administration at any one time in Brasilia in Caracas

and now Havana.

The news in Havana is striking. This is Reuters reporting, not a conspiracy mongering site.

Kremlin dismisses report Russia behind Havana Syndrome, writes Reuters.

The Kremlin dismissed a report that Russian... Havana Syndrome, writes Reuters.

The Kremlin dismissed a report that Russian military intelligence may be behind the mysterious

Havana Syndrome ailment that is afflicted U.S. diplomats and spies globally.

Insider, a Russian-focused investigative media group based in Riga, Latvia,

reported that members of a Russian military intelligence unit, GRU, known as 29155, had been placed at the

scene of the reported health incidents involving U.S. personnel. This dates back several years and

is the story I thought had gone away with suggestions that there was nothing physically

showing up on the people who were afflicted at the time in Havana,

though they were withdrawn.

The original Reuters report reads this way, the mysterious Savannah Syndrome ailment that

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