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Attempts in vain to kill Fidel Castro

Attempts in vain to kill Fidel Castro

Work of The International//11:35pm, Nov 26th '22

Here are the top 7 CIA attempts to kill Castro. The famous and loved leader of Cuba served as an almost mythical foe for the CIA's obsessive and clumsy assassination campaign.

The following is a collective research work by the research team of The International about the most famous attempts in vain by the USA to kill Fidel Castro.

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