Luis Posada Carriles, a terror suspect abroad, enjoys a ‘coming-out’ in Miami From: latimes.com
Tagged: Cuba, Cuban, deportation, Florida, judge, Miami, prison, VenezuelaPosted on: May 7th, 2008
No, the man being honored by 500 fellow Cuban Americans at a sold-out gala was Luis Posada Carriles, the former CIA operative wanted in Venezuela on terrorism charges and under a deportation order for illegally entering the United States three years ago.
Posada, 80, has mostly kept a low profile since his release from a Texas prison a year ago and a federal judge’s dismissal of the only U.S. charges against him — making false statements to immigration officials.
But recent events like the Friday dinner and an exhibition and sale of his paintings last fall show that the man who spent his life trying to topple the communist government of Fidel Castro has returned to the social forefront of this city’s exile community.”*
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