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Florida Issues Arrest Warrant for Raúl Castro in 1996 Shootdown

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a state arrest warrant charging Raúl Castro with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the 1996 downing of two Brothers to the Rescue planes.

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  • Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a state arrest warrant for Raúl Castro, the 95-year-old brother of Fidel Castro.
  • The warrant charges Castro with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the February 24, 1996, downing of two unarmed Brothers to the Rescue planes over international waters.
  • A Miami-Dade County judge issued the warrant with no bond, following an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
  • The four men killed were Carlos Costa, Pablo Morales, Mario de la Peña, and Armando Alejandre Jr.
  • According to the affidavit, Castro was a final decision-maker in the chain of command that authorized the attack.
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Says Florida has unfinished business with Castro

The Daily Wire: Florida Has Unfinished Business With Cuba’s Castro

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The Daily Wire frames the warrant as Florida pursuing long-delayed accountability for a communist conspiracy that killed four Floridians.

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Hails no-bond warrant for communist dictator Castro

The Gateway Pundit: Florida Issues NO-BOND ARREST WARRANT for Communist Dictator Raúl Castro, 95, on First-Degree Murder Conspiracy Charge Over Killing of Four Americans

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The Gateway Pundit stresses the no-bond arrest warrant for Raúl Castro as Florida intensifying efforts to hold the former Cuban leader accountable for the 1996 attack.

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Reports Florida seeks arrest of former Cuban leader

ZeroHedge: Florida Issues Arrest Warrant For Former Cuban Leader Raul Castro
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ZeroHedge reports Florida is seeking to arrest Raúl Castro over his alleged role in a conspiracy to shoot down two civilian aircraft and kill four people.

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