Crackdown Expected on Satellite Dishes
From Times Wire Reports
Cuba’s government signaled it would crack down on black market satellite dishes that receive news from the U.S., nine days after ailing President Fidel Castro temporarily ceded power to his brother Raul.
The official newspaper Granma warned that the dishes could be receiving subversive information from the U.S. government. Such articles often indicate that action can be expected.
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