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Florida has a warrant for Raúl Castro. Can it bring him to court?
Florida's new conspiracy warrant adds a state case over the deaths of four men in 1996. Bringing the former Cuban leader before a judge remains the unresolved test.
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- Can Florida turn a warrant for Raúl Castro into an appearance before a judge? That is the question raised by the state's newly announced prosecution over the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown. Thirty years after Cuban military aircraft destroyed two unarmed civilian planes, killing four men, Florida has added its own demand for accountability to an existing federal case. What authorities have not announced is an arrest—or an arrangement that would deliver Castro to a courtroom.
