Scores of American living on the lam in Cuba pose major political hurdle for U.S., Cuban diplomats negotiating normalization of diplomatic ties Fugitives include political revolutionaries, cop killers, plane hijackers, and high-profile financial fraudsters Nate Thayer July 1, 2015 The United States and Cuba have agreed to normalize diplomatic relations after a 54-year hostile […] ■
U.S. Hijackers, Revolutionaries, Cop Killers in Cuba Pose Headache to New Ties w/ Havana
Scores of American living on the lam in Cuba pose major political hurdle for U.S., Cuban diplomats negotiating normalization of diplomatic ties
MACHINE-GENERATED SUMMARY:
Nate Thayer reports on the diplomatic challenges posed by American fugitives living in Cuba as the two nations attempt to normalize relations after 54 years. The article highlights the presence of high-profile revolutionaries, cop killers, and fraudsters who remain a point of contention for negotiators.
