Miami Yanks Magazine Bearing Castro Cover
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MIAMI — Free speech advocates were fuming Sunday as local officials decided to yank a cigar magazine from Miami International Airport newsstands because it might help Cuban President Fidel Castro.
The ban on the June issue of Cigar Aficionado has exacerbated complaints that Miami-Dade County officials are guilty of the kinds of free speech violations that Cuban exiles accuse Castro of.
The cover bears photos of Castro and President Clinton and asks: “Is it time to end the embargo?”
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