GRANMA INTERNACIONAL DIGITALREPUBLIC OF CUBA. Havana. Year 5. No 379 / 26 March, 2000 / 9:30 p.m. Cuba > >Fidel Castro exposes desperate plan in >Miami to retain Cuban child Eli�n Gonz�lez > >President Fidel Castro expressed his confidence that U.S. public opinion would >repudiate the alleged television interview with the child Eli�n Gonz�lez which >the distant relatives in Miami intend to stage tomorrow, Monday, in a >desperate attempt to avert the decision by the U.S. attorney general, based on >the legal ruling of the Florida federal judge, to repatriate the little >six-year-old boy. > >Fidel stated on television that the life of the child is in danger as his >kidnappers are even capable of killing him and have talked of taking him to a >third country. The Cuban President had previously stated that the child�s >continued retention could not last more than three weeks, given the judge�s >ruling. > >The Cuban leader spoke at the open rally of youth and students organized for >the closing session of the 6th Congress of the Federation of University >Students. > >During a speech which commenced at 6:35 p.m. this evening, the President of >the Council of State and Ministers stated that, after many vicissitudes and >over and above all predictions, Judge Michael Moore had issued a ruling that, >from the juridical point of view, is unobjectionable and watertight. > >Later, on this same page, more details of Fidel�s speech. > >The President recounted how the Miami relatives interrupt, control and >manipulate the child�s telephone conversations with his father and >grandparents. > >Referring to the denial by Eli�n�s great-uncle that he had sexually abused >children when he was a physical education teacher in Cuba, Fidel reiterated >that this had occurred on three occasions and described the great-uncle as a >sinister individual. > >He added that, on one occasion, L�zaro Gonz�lez had gained entry by a window >to paw a girl, and stated that he has 53 affidavits against that sinister >character which he would prefer not to have to use. > >REPUBLIC OF CUBA. Havana. Year 5. No 379 / 26 March, 2000 / 9:30 p.m. Cuba / > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >- >� Copyright GRANMA INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL EDITION. La Havana. Cuba >Total or partial reproduction of the articles in this Website is autorized, >as long as the source of the copyright is indicated > >Editorial office: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Business office: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Cuba SI: http://www.egroups.com/group/cubasi/ > >Imperialism NO! Venceremos! > >Information and discussion about Cuba. > >Discussion of the path of Ernesto Che Guevara. > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >You have a voice mail message waiting for you at iHello.com: >http://click.egroups.com/1/2377/0/_/30563/_/954127969/ > >-- Talk to your group with your own voice! >-- http://www.egroups.com/VoiceChatPage?listName=cubasi&m=1 __________________________________ KOMINFORM P.O. Box 66 00841 Helsinki - Finland +358-40-7177941, fax +358-9-7591081 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kominf.pp.fi ___________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe/unsubscribe messages mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________
