CUBA SUPREME COURT REDUCES SALVADORANS DEATH SENTENCE FOR HOTEL BOMBINGS TO 30 YEARS IN JAIL

December 4, 2010

Cuba's Supreme Court commuted the death sentence of a Salvadoran man convicted of terrorism for his role in a string of bombings that killed an Italian and wounded 11 others in 1997, ruling Friday that he should serve 30 years in prison instead.

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CUBA SUPREME COURT REDUCES SALVADORANS DEATH SENTENCE FOR HOTEL BOMBINGS TO 30 YEARS IN JAIL

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