The day freedom died in Cuba

The day freedom died in Cuba

In 1959, Fidel Castro and his communist henchmen put a bullet through the head of freedom. Proclaiming the era of equality, they threw dissidents in jail or shot them, cracked down on free speech, closed their markets and seized private property. Thousands of Cubans fled to the liberty of the United States.

Over the decades, hundreds of thousands of Cubans left the island any way they could. Learned men floated battered cars 90 miles toward Florida in the hope that they would reach land; young women smuggled their babies into rickety old boats in the desperate desire to escape perennial servitude.

Charges dropped in assault case against illegal immigrants
Massachusetts

Charges dropped in assault case against illegal immigrants

NBP Staff

FRAMINGHAM – Charges against four illegal immigrants from Guatemala, arrested in connection with an alleged kidnapping and rape, were dropped Thursday in Framingham District Court, according to multiple news reports.

The men will be turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities, the Boston Herald reported.

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