Castro signals U S crackdown on exiles and hijackers
The Cuban government proposed bilateral talks with the United States on skyjacking and said it might exchange a group of U S criminals for thousands of Cuban refugees who fled to the United States. The regime warned that U S authorities must curb hijackings and allow Cuba to punish perpetrators, or Havana would oppose the arrangement. The piece notes Castro’s regime views the refugees as criminals and hints at a hostage trade.
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