Saturday, June 28, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Cuban-American Foundation Linked to Smuggling
Mexico, Jun 24.— The Cuban American National Foundation (CANF) has been linked to the Gulf Cartel that smuggles people from Cuba to the United States via Mexico, reported the La Jornada newspaper on Monday quoting sources in the Mexican Attorney General’s Office.
The Mexican newspaper states that for three years the terrorist organization based in Miami has had ties with a band of hired killers known as Los Zetas, of the Gulf Cartel, who smuggle Cuban and Central American immigrants to the US through Mexican territory.
Citing legal sources, the newspaper adds that testimonies given before the authorities and courts of Cancun, Quintana Roo show the participation in these operations of two Cuban-born citizens currently under arrest and being held in this state.
The article states that Nairobi Claro and Noriel Veloz, allegedly responsible for trafficking 33 Cubans into Mexico, have declared that they belong to CANF and received money to bribe Mexican authorities and obtain false immigration documents.
The article associates the two suspects with the recent kidnapping of a group of Cuban immigrants being transported by National Immigration Institute (INM) officers from Cancun to the immigration station in the state of Chiapas.
Claro and Veloz decided not to accept bail after it was posted for them by lawyers unknown to them. They fear being killed by a CANF assassin if they are released from the Cancun jail.
La Jornada also cites confidential intelligence reports from the Attorney General’s Office noting that a trip from Cuba to Mexico costs around US $10,000.
Source:Periódico 26 -- Las Tunas, Cuba
The Mexican newspaper states that for three years the terrorist organization based in Miami has had ties with a band of hired killers known as Los Zetas, of the Gulf Cartel, who smuggle Cuban and Central American immigrants to the US through Mexican territory.
Citing legal sources, the newspaper adds that testimonies given before the authorities and courts of Cancun, Quintana Roo show the participation in these operations of two Cuban-born citizens currently under arrest and being held in this state.
The article states that Nairobi Claro and Noriel Veloz, allegedly responsible for trafficking 33 Cubans into Mexico, have declared that they belong to CANF and received money to bribe Mexican authorities and obtain false immigration documents.
The article associates the two suspects with the recent kidnapping of a group of Cuban immigrants being transported by National Immigration Institute (INM) officers from Cancun to the immigration station in the state of Chiapas.
Claro and Veloz decided not to accept bail after it was posted for them by lawyers unknown to them. They fear being killed by a CANF assassin if they are released from the Cancun jail.
La Jornada also cites confidential intelligence reports from the Attorney General’s Office noting that a trip from Cuba to Mexico costs around US $10,000.
Source:Periódico 26 -- Las Tunas, Cuba
Police Report: Mexican Army Members Busted for Home Invasion and Murder
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Aiding and Abedding, California and the Lawmakers
I'm just amazed with the picking and choosing that is going on in the state California. I'm astonished by the black community responds. There is no responds. I guess the African American community wants to continue to be the under dog in this whole illegal immigration fiasco. I know, there are Black Americans who wants to speak out and against this bias, but they do not have a voice. You can't tell me; when it's time to bring the law hammer down, it excludes Americans. What's good for the ganther should be good for the goose. No one is above the law or excluded from the laws of the United States of America.
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