The existence of more than a hundred anti-Cuban terrorist groups in the

United States is explained by the historical commitment of US security agencies,

denounced the local magazine Bohemia. The 23-page report includes the highly

incriminating evidence of the presence of Orlando Bosch, a terrorist of Cuban

origin who organized the in-flight explosion of a Cubana Airlines flight in

1976, at an act presided over by President George W. Bush on October 10, 2002.

The publication also denounces that one of the recurrent ideas of these groups

is the assassination of President Fidel Castro, like the plot planned in Panama

during the Ibero American Summit in November 2000. Since the Miami-based Cuban

extremist organizations continue as a potential threat to Cuba with US

government complicity, the Revolution activated its defense mechanisms with the

penetration of terrorist groups in order to learn their sinister plans and

prevent violent actions against the Island.