New Details Emerge from the Alan Gross Trial in Cuba
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by News Editor
Miami Herald – At least 14 witnesses testified at the Havana trial of U.S. government subcontractor Alan Gross last week, including Cuban intelligence agents and members of the island’s Jewish community, the State Department’s top man on Cuba has reported.
A Cuban government communiqué meanwhile said prosecutors presented evidence of Gross’ participation “in the introduction and development in our country of a subversive project to try to topple the revolution.”
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Ed Sheeran Urged to Remove Macklemore as Headliner for US Tour After ‘Free Palestine’ Remarks Onstage
Iran to Announce New Restricted Zone in the Gulf in the Coming Days
Germany Asks UN Top Court to Throw Out Israel Arms Export Case



