Carlos Batista, AFP - El gobierno de Raúl Castro está propiciando un discreto acercamiento con los emigrados cubanos en Estados Unidos y otros países, que busca calmar tensiones de medio siglo y aceptar conrealismo unos lazos que la distancia y las ideologías no pudieron romper. Este acercamiento tiene como telón de fondo la “reconciliación” que promueve la Iglesia Católica en el Año Jubilar 2012, por los 500 años… read more »
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February 9, 2012
Ex-Salvadoran Officer Indicted on U.S. Immigration Charges
JoAnne Allen, Reuters - A former Salvadoran military officer allegedly linked to the murder of six Jesuit priests during El Salvador’s civil war was indicted in federal court in Massachusetts on Wednesday for perjury and lying on immigration forms in order to stay in the United States, the U.S. Justice Department… read more »
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