Source: Fox News
Summary
Raul Castro’s federal indictment is likely causing paranoia within the Cuban regime, according to Rep. Carlos Gimenez, who experienced the dictatorship’s terror firsthand. Gimenez stated that Castro still holds significant power in Havana, despite no longer being the formal leader. The indictment may bring justice to the families of Americans killed in the 1996 downing of two humanitarian aircraft in the Strait of Florida. Castro’s regime has a history of targeting groups that search for Cuban refugees attempting to reach the US. The US government appears to be taking a tougher stance against the regime, with the indictment being a significant step.
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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
Raul Castro’s indictment sparks paranoia within the regime, with officials looking at what has happened to other despots this year. Rep. Carlos Gimenez, who personally experienced the dictatorship’s terror, says Castro still holds significant power in Havana. The US government appears to be taking a tougher stance against the regime, with the indictment being a significant step. The situation is being closely watched, with some predicting a possible uprising in Cuba.
Author: Evan Null
