U.S. lawmakers told Castro not dying, no cancer

17 Dec 2006

A delegation of U.S. Congress members said on Sunday they were told by senior Cuban government officials during a visit there that ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is not dying, and does not have cancer. “We were told by government officials that he does not have cancer and his condition is not terminal,” Rep. Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican, told reporters. Full Story

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