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    Ten days later, she denounced her brothers' regime in a news conference. "Members of the press in Mexico: the person who addresses you is Juanita Castro Ruz, sister of the prime minister of communist Cuba, Fidel Castro." Juanita's 432-page book was pulled together by Collins, a journalist who first began interviewing her for a book on her life in 1999. Full Article at Palm Beach Post
    Members of the press in Mexico: the person who addresses you is Juanita Castro Ruz, sister of the prime minister of communist Cuba, Fidel Castro.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
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Castro's sister says she worked with CIA while in Cuba
  1. It was Raúl, who, knowing something about the activities of his favorite sister, tells her what he knows, and of Fidel's anger, and obtains a visa so that she can spend time in Mexico with Emma, another of the sisters
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  2. I begin to lose the enthusiasm when I see so much injustice and I say, this is not possible, they are wrong. Someone here is doing things badly
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  3. Tomorrow: For the first time, a CIA agent who became the lifetime protector of a collaborator ... and who dared propose to the sister of Fidel that she cooperate with the CIA, archenemy of the Castro brothers?
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  4. When she died, I had a very delicate situation in Cuba because of my activities against the regime. . . . Of course, with my mother, I always felt more protected. ... I thought it would be harder for them to take drastic measures against me.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  5. The CIA wanted to talk with me ... because they had interesting things to tell me and interesting things to ask of me. ... I was left half-shocked, but in any case I told them yes.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  6. We tended to blame the people lower down, but the orders did not really come from the people lower down. They came from the upper levels, from Fidel, from Che, from Raúl.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago
  7. My mother got help from whoever could help, especially Raúl because he was always very generous with her . . . she appealed to Fidel in some cases.
    SOURCE: Palm Beach Post 4 weeks ago

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