50 Years After Orlando Letelier Murder: U.S. Seeks to Deport Cuban Bomb Activated · Global Voices
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50 years after the assassination of former Chilean Chancellor Orlando Letelier in Washington, Virgilio Paz Romero, one of those convicted of the attack, remains in detention by U.S. immigration authorities and faces eventual deportation to a third country. Paz, a Cuban citizen who is currently over 70 years old, has been in detention since January in ... Continue reading "50 years after the assassination of Orlando Letelier: The U.S. seeks to de…
Virgilio Paz Romero has been detained since January in a Miami migrant detention center. Until September 11, 2001, the crime was the largest foreign terrorist act on U.S. soil.
50 years after the assassination of former chancellor Orlando Letelier in Washington, Virgilio Paz Romero, one of those convicted for his involvement in the attack, remains in immigration custody in the United States and faces eventual deportation to a third country. The situation was revealed by The Washington Post, who reported that Paz Romero, a Cuban citizen [...] The U.S. entry seeks to deport Cuban convicted for the murder of Orlando Letel…
Virgilio Paz Romero, a Cuban convicted of the attack that killed former Chilean ambassador Letelier in 1976, could be deported to a third country by the Trump administration.
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