Anti-Castro Militants Blamed in Bombing
A bomb exploded Thursday at the Cuban Museum of Arts and Culture, causing extensive damage but no injuries. The FBI said the attack was the latest in a series of terrorist bombings apparently committed by a group of anti-Castro militants.
The museum, which has been at the center of a political controversy within Miami’s large Cuban community, was rocked by the explosion at 1:09 a.m., FBI agent Paul Miller said.
Miller said the device was more powerful than those used in similar bombings that have rocked Miami’s Cuban community in the past.
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