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American Military News
March 3, 2018
The British government wants the United States to promise it won't seek the death penalty for two ISIS terrorists, or send them to Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba, if they are extradited from Syria to the U.S. and tried in court here.
Drexel University The Triangle Online
March 3, 2018
I was greeted with a “Welcome to Free Cuba” when I landed at Guantanamo (GTMO) back in 2006. GTMO is a 47-square mile U.S. military base on the southeast tip of Cuba. In relation to my research on international terrorism, I was invited by the Pentagon as a distinguished visitor. I toured the detentionÃâà...
Radio Cadena Agramonte
February 13, 2018
Authorities of Cuba and the United States met today in Washington for their second technical meeting to prevent and fight money laundering, informed today a ... In their reports of Mutual Evaluation, Gafilat recognizes the general risk for asset laundering and financing of terrorism in Cuba is reduced and theÃâà...
Foreign Policy (blog)
February 7, 2018
Pressing forward on a strategy of increased sanctions and multilateral pressure is right, but at the same time the Trump administration cannot delink Venezuela and Cuba, for there will be no resolution in Venezuela without addressing the pernicious influence of the Castro regime in fortifying Maduro's gripÃâà...
Center for Research on Globalization
December 31, 1999
America's terrorist assaults on Cuba lasted for over 30 years, well into the 1990s. It included everything from bombings of Cuba's tourist industry, infrastructure and exports, to support for international terrorists, along with chemical and biological warfare unleashed on the island. Elsewhere, in eastern Asia,Ãâà...
Miami Herald
December 31, 1999
“The Ministry of Tourism itself has directives that discriminate against Cubans,” Silva wrote on Facebook. “We can stay in a hotel, but we cannot take out a catamaran with a motor; you cannot use any motorized nautical means.” He ponders if that's an indication Cubans are “potential terrorists” who mightÃâà...
