U.S. Moving to Indict Cuba's Raúl Castro, Sources Say

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The U.S. is reportedly taking steps to indict Raúl Castro in connection with the 1996 downing of Brothers to the Rescue planes.
The potential indictment is expected to focus on Cuba's shootdown of two Cessnas operated by the humanitarian group, which killed four people.
This action is part of increased U.S. pressure on the Cuban government, including threats of tariffs and calls for major reforms.
The incident occurred in 1996, with Cuban officials claiming the planes violated airspace, while a report by the Organization of American States found they were shot down outside Cuban airspace without warning.
Gerardo Hernandez was convicted in the U.S. of murder conspiracy related to the incident and later sent to Cuba in a prisoner swap.

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