Cuban rafters press toward Florida as border surge grows
The U S sees a rising flow of Cuban migrants crossing the Florida Straits on makeshift rafts amid limited visas and policy shifts. Daiton Morera and 22 others survived a 20 hour voyage, landing in the Florida Keys to cheers of Libertad while Coast Guard officials warn the dangerous journeys persist despite past political pacts.
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SeaWorld to build larger killer whale habitats and fund wild whale research
SeaWorld announced plans for Blue World Project tanks in San Diego and later Orlando and San Antonio, totaling hundreds of millions in cost. The program includes a 10 million gallon tank, a fast current feature, research funding of 10 million dollars and a 1.5 million dollar oceans health partnership while denying ties to Blackfish critics. The move draws mixed reactions from former trainers and activists who question captivity ethics, though stock rose after the announcement.
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Center
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Shamu Stadium
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