Cuban Americans are giving voice to the ongoing turmoil in their homeland.
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The United States and Cuba share a bitter history that spans nearly seven decades. The U.S. federal indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro in April on charges related to his alleged role in the shootdown of two civilian aircrafts that killed four people, including three Americans, in 1996 has brought those past tensions back to the forefront.Allana Haynes — Cuban Americans Respond to President Donald Trump’s Indictment of Former Cuban President Raúl Castro
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