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The fall of Saddam Hussein and his East German-trained secret police apparatus was the one clearly good thing to come out of the war on Iraq. But while jubilant Iraqis celebrated the end of Saddam's tyranny half a world away, Fidel Castro was conducting a ruthless crackdown on internal dissent, untroubled by the possibility that his regime might go the way of Saddam's.
With U.S. and world attention focused on Iraq, Fidel Castro figured it was the opportune time to take action against his most nettlesome foes. On March 18th, Castro's secret police launched a series of sweeps across Cuba, arresting physicians, journalists, poets, authors, teachers, photographers, ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Castro's crackdown: while U.S. forces battled Saddam's regime, a...