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Published: Wednesday, March 31, 2004<br>
Bylined to: <a href="mailto:patrick@vheadline.com">Patrick J.
O'Donoghue</a> <br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=5 color="#A80000">Cuban F-4 Comandos
training Venezuelans in Miami paramilitary camps<br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=3>Venezuelan alternative media
<a href="http://www.aporrea.org/">www.a</a><a href="http://www.aporrea.org/">porrea.org</a>
reports that Miami Cubans belonging to Comandos F-4 paramilitaries are
training Venezuelans to wage a aware of attrition on the Venezuelan
government, if the political situation gets any worse and the opposition
fails to oust President Hugo Chavez Frias by means of a recall
referendum. <br><br>
</font><font face="georgia" size=2><b>Aporrea has thrown out a suggestion
that Venezuelan diplomats to investigate Venezuelan paramilitaries in the
Miami area that are calling for insurrection against the Venezuelan
government. <br><br>
</b></font><font face="georgia" size=3>Cuban paramilitary leader, Rodolfo
Frometa admits that his group has been helping to train Venezuelans
allegedly under the command of former National Guard (GN) Captain Luis
Garcia Morales, one of the first officers to openly rebel against the
Venezuelan President in 2000 and flee to the USA.
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"Our camps are open to any Venezuela that understands that there can
be no dealings with Communists." <br><br>
</ul>During the anti-Chavist march last week in Miami, flyers were
distributed showing a Frometa and Garcia Morales in military uniform and
brandishing arms. Frometa himself has been jailed for three year in the
USA for illegal weapons purchases.<br><br>
According to several foreign correspondents, Democrat presidential
candidate, John Kerry is hoping to penetrate the staunchly Republican
Miami Cuban community by attacking the Venezuelan government, whom the
Cubans claim has thrown Fidel Castro a life-line by selling cheap
oil.<br><br>
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