Cuba's Cocaine Operations

A U.S. Coast Guard and CIA intelligence report on our commie neighbor in the Carribean island of Cuba. An interview with a defected Cuban military officer explaing how fidel and raul castro have total control of all airspace over Cuba, making the cocaine drug trade easier for the communist castro regime in Cuba. Poisons, Cocaine, Drugs provided by the communist Cuban government of fidel and raul castro. Dangerous Place 90 miles from the United States.

1980 into early 1990's, United State Coast Guard and the C.I.A. release a report on our communist neighbors drug activity 90 miles away from U.S. shores. The report explains how the Coast Guard was detecting a dramatic increase of drug activities near Cuban and International waters in the mid 80's. The report documents 54 incidents were aircraft from Central America would drop thousands of pounds of cocaine inside Cuban waters for faster importation into the U.S. All drops were made while a Cuban Naval military boat floats near by. The cocaine intended for Cuba was dropped in plain daylight on shores near famous tourist hotels. A defected Cuban military officer not only confirms the drugs but describes how Fidel Castro's brother Raul, head of Cuba's military, has complete control of all airspace over Cuba and nothing fly's over without Raul's permission. The defected Cuban military officer also went on to explain how Raul Castro sells and offers safe passage over Cuban airspace to Colombian drug dealers for fast and quick importation into the United States.
Federal prosecutors in Miami were prepared to indict Raul Castro as the head of a major cocaine smuggling conspiracy in 1993, but the Clinton Administration Justice Department overruled them. The officials went on to say Raul Castro, as Cuban Defense Minister, permitted Colombian drug lords to pay for the use of Cuban waters and airstrips as staging grounds for smuggling runs into the United States in the 1980s and early 1990s. Raul Castro was the leader of a conspiracy involving seven and a half tons of cocaine smuggled into the United States over a 10-year period. At least a dozen other Cubans were also to be indicted. Convicted Colombian drug boss Carlos Lehder of the Medellin cartel testified in a 1991 federal trial that he met twice in Havana with Raul Castro to arrange safe passage for cocaine flights over Cuban airspace. Cuban waters continue to be used by drug smugglers, according to federal law enforcement officials.
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