THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION

THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION By Pedro V. Roig, JD Part 2 President Johnson was deeply concerned with information regarding alarming and threatening remarks made by Fidel Castro against JFK; and the mounting evidence of Cuba’s Minint officers’ connection in the assassination. The profound dislike between Castro and the Kennedys was mutual. On September 8, 1963, ten weeks before Lee Harvey Oswald murdered President Kennedy in Dallas, Fidel Castro spoke at a reception in the Brazilian Embassy in Havana. He raised his voice and said: "The United States’ leaders must realize that if they assist in the terrorist plans to eliminate Cuban leaders, they themselves will be in danger." [Haynes Johnson, "The Bay of Pigs" New York: Norton Company, 1964] p. 354 Seven days after JFK was murdered, (November 29, 1963) President Johnson decided to create a commission to investigate the assassination headed by a prominent jurist that was trusted by the American people. Leer artículo completo     www.cubastrategicstudies.com

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