Verbal mud between U S Cuba strains persist in Havana
UPI dispatch from Havana notes strained relations since Reagan took office, with diplomats acknowledging some day to day cooperation. Despite sharp rhetoric, ties show limited light at the end of the tunnel as exchange on science, travel, and anti hijack efforts continue amid mutual distrust.
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Dulles casts doubt on Castro as communist risk fades
CIA chief Allen Dulles told the Senate in 1959 Castro had no communist leanings though he warned communists could exploit the situation. The 900 page declassified hearings report notes Dulles opposed U.S. intervention and criticizes Raul Castro, Che Guevara, and Batista in nuanced terms.
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