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US judge postpones scheduling trial of former Cuban pilot accused in case against Raúl Castro
Clarín · north america
The trial against a former Cuban military officer for the downing of two planes in 1996 was postponed to review evidence, with no start date set. The prosecution will not seek the death penalty, but the accused could face life imprisonment. Follow-up hearings every 60 days.
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