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Trial for Luis Posada continues to drag/Monday, 02.22.10 The long-delayed trial of a Cuban exile could be put off again at prosecution's request. By JUAN O. TAMAYO The federal trial of Cuban militant exile Luis Posada Carriles, which was scheduled to start March 1, has been postponed for at least three months. U.S. District Judge Kathleen Cardone in El Paso, Texas, Thursday granted the prosecution's request for a delay and set May 20 for a status conference to determine whether a new trial date could be set then. The prosecution's motion was sealed -- kept secret -- by Cardone, so it was impossible to determine why the government sought the last-minute delay in a case that has been on the docket since 2007. The motion was only one of a flurry of about 40 sealed motions filed in the case since Jan. 1 by several parties involved. Some attorneys described it as an unusual level of secrecy. Posada stands accused of perjury and obstruction of justice in connection with a string of bombings in Havana in 1997 and making false statements under oath in an immigration procedure involving his illegal entry into the United States in 2005. Prosecutors hope to prove that Posada lied under oath when he denied he was ``involved in soliciting other individuals to carry out the bombings . . . in Cuba.'' A second perjury charge involved his denial that he arranged for Raúl Cruz León, a citizen of El Salvador, to carry explosives into Cuba in 1997. Cruz León, jailed under a death sentence in Cuba since 1997, has confessed that he placed several of the bombs in Havana tourist centers, which killed one Italian tourist and wounded others. Nine charges of obstruction of justice and false statements under oath involve statements he made to U.S. officials regarding the manner in which he slipped into the United States. The case also involves lawyers for The Miami Herald/El Nuevo Herald, which have fought against some motions to seal documents in the case, as well as The New York Times and Ann Luise Bardach, who interviewed Posada and wrote a story about him for The Times. Miami New Times CUBAN KILLER LUIS POSADA CARRILES GOES ON TRIAL 2010 February 23 Blogspot: Along the Malecon THE WOMAN BEHIND LUIS POSADA CARRILES 2010 February 8 Blogspot: Along the Malecon LUIS POSADA CARRILES: I DON'T REMEMBER, I DON'T RECALL 2010 Janurary 31 Cuba Debate LA JUEZA DEL CASO POSADA CARRIES REACCIONA ANTE UN TECNICISMO LEGAL DEL TERRORISTA 2010 January 25 Ledger Enquirer Cuban -American Leader Seeks New Path 2009 September 12 Miami Herald JUDGE BLOCKS RELEASE FOR LUIS POSADA CARIRILES INTERVIEW 2009 August 28 El Nuevo Herald TRIBUNAL ORDENA PROTEGER DOCUMENTOS EN CASO POSADA 2009 August 27 El Nuevo Hereld NUEVO GIRO EN CASO CONTRA POSADA CARRILES 2009 August 13 Miami Herald POSADA SEEKS MORE TIME TO PREPARE FOR HIS TRIAL 2009 June 2
Miami Herald U.S. INDICTS CUBAN EXILE LUIS POSADA, LINKS HIM TO BOMBINGS 2009 April 9
2009 April 8
Miami Herald SERIOUS LEGAL QUESTIONS LOOM FOR POSADA 2008 February 25
CONGRESSIONAL STATEMENT OF A.L. BARDACH 2007 November 15
MIami Herald, El Nuevo Herald, and U.S. Federal News 2007 November
SBS Australia 2007 June 23
The Santa Barbara Independent 2007 May 31
St. Petersburg Times EXILED CUBAN MILITANT GETS A MUTED WELCOME HOME 2007 April 21
New York Times BOMB RESONATES WITH DIPLOMATS, NOT WITH THE BOMBER 2007 February 3 Miami H CUBAN EXILE MILITANT, TWO ALLIES ARE INDICTED 2007 January 12 EFE 2007 January 7 The Bergen Record U.S. PROBE OF MILITANT CUBAN EXILE REACHES FINANCIERS IN NORTH JERSEY 2006 December 21 2006 December 1 The Washington Post 2006 November 12
The Miami Herald Democracy Now TWILIGHT OF THE ASSASSINS: WHY THE U.S. REFUSES TO PROSECUTE LUIS POSADA CARRILES & ORLANDO BOSCH 2006 October 10 The Atlantic Monthly 2006 November The Atlantic Monthly 2006 November The Atlantic Monthly 2006 November El Paso Times ALLEGED TERRORIST ADMITTED BOMBINGS 2005 August 31 Miami H POSADA SAYS CASTRO IS PERSECUTING HIM 2005 August 31 El Nuevo Herald PEDIRAN LA CIUDADANIA NORTEAMERICANA PARA POSADA 2005 August 31 Santa Barbara News-Press VISITING PROFESSOR GETS NO JAIL TIME 2005 August 11 Miami Herald U.S. WITHDRAWS SUBPOENA ON POSADA TAPE 2005 August 10 Associated Press U.S. DROPS N.Y. TIMES SUBPEONA ON CUBAN MILITANT 2005 August 9 Poynter Online 2005 August 9 Miami Herald KCRW (NPR) - "To the Point"
Democracy Now The Washington Post National Public Radio from Cuba Confidential: Chapter Seven AN ASSASSIN'S TALE IN THREE ACTS Random House TALK Magazine New York Times 1998 May 5, Tuesday New York Times New York Times A BOMBER'S TALE - PART I [sidebar] New York Times New York Times 1998 August 26 Los Angeles Times Op-Ed
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