What Really Happened Off the Coast of Cuba?
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What happened off the coast of Cuba?
What really happened off the coast of Cuba? I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Cuba claims a speedboat full of armed Cubans who live in the U.S. were trying to infiltrate the island with terrorist intent. Four were shot dead, six wounded.
We're not going to take the word of the Cuban government to exactly what was going on.
That's Congressman Carlos Jimenez, who himself is a Cuban-American from Florida, and the Republican just told Fox Business.
First of all, that wasn't a speedboat. It was a from what I understand, it's a 24 foot open fisherman with a 300 horsepower engine with 10 people on it. That's not going to go very fast. And so, you know, what were the 10 people on it doing? We don't know. Did they actually get into a gunfight with a Cuban gunboat? We don't know that either.
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How did the Cuban government respond to the infiltration claims?
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