Carlos Bringuier Reminds JFK
Subject: Carlos Briguier Reminds JFK
Date: 31 Dec 1998 00:00:00 GMT
Message-ID: <76elrc$oai$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
Citations from the New Orleans Times-Picayune:
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April 4, 1963 S2-P15
Exile Unit Hits Kennedy Order
To Continue Liberation Efforts -- Spokesman
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The Cuban Student Directorate of Miami will continue efforts
to liberate Cuba, "despite action by the United States to stop
raids originating from U. S. soil," a New Orleans delegate to
the group has announced.
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Carlos Bringuier, in repeating a statement from the organization,
said that Cubans have "never received any efficient support from
the United States in their struggle against Communist oppression,"
and charged that "imprisonment of Cuban leaders by the U. S. and
the British - U. S. blockade to curtail attacks of the freedom
fighters ... are direct results of negotiations effected last
October between the USA and Russia."
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Bringuier said that the CSD, one of the many revolutionary
organizations made up of Cuban exiles and others, protests the
agreement because the "will of the Cuban people was not considered."
He said the Cubans believe "no one can impair our God-give right to
bring into play whatever measures are necessary to regain the
freedom of our country."
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The Cubans in this country, Bringuier asserted, "never dreamed
that the government of the United States would order a mobilization
for the defense of the Castro regime."
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April 18, 1963 S3-P17
JFK is Reminded of 'Bay of Pigs'
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A telegram sent to President Kennedy Wednesday by the New Orleans
delegate of the Cuban Student Directorate asked that the President
not forget the Bay of Pigs.
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The telegram sent by Carlos Bringuier said:
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"Your promise is now two years old. If the Monroe Doctrine is
dead, allow us to fight for our Fatherland. Remember Bay of Pigs."
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A mass in memory of the dead of the Bay of Pigs invasion was
held last Wednesday night..., Bringuier said.
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Jerry Shinley
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