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sentences that state something as happening or true
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12%
2 of 16 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Cuban-American lawmakers are welcoming a Florida arrest warrant for former Cuban leader Raúl Castro over his alleged role in the 1996 shootdown of two civilian aircraft, saying the move marks a new step toward accountability for the communist regime and vowing to keep fighting for freedom on the island.
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move → welcome → island
The warrant comes after Ariana Fajardo Orshan, chief judge of Florida’s 11th Judicial Circuit, found probable cause to believe Castro conspired to commit first-degree murder in connection with the shootdown of two Miami-based civilian aircraft involved in a humanitarian operation near Cuba in 1996.
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Castro → come → 1996
"As the only Cuban-born member of Congress, this moment is deeply personal," Rep. Carlos Giménez, R-Fla., told Fox News Digital.
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Giménez → bear → Digital
"For decades, Raúl Castro and his communist regime have oppressed the Cuban people while evading accountability."
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Castro → oppress → accountability
Giménez described the warrant as a "powerful message" in the "pursuit of justice," adding that those responsible for the suffering of the Cuban people could soon "answer for their crimes."
"No previous administration has taken this historic step, and our community is eternally grateful for it," he continued.
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he → describe → it
"For the millions of Cubans who have suffered under this tyranny, including those of us forced into exile, this represents a significant moment in our decades-long struggle for freedom."
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this → suffer → freedom
Uthmeier told Fox News Digital that Castro allegedly "ordered" the "premeditated, state-sanctioned murder of four Floridians in cold blood," calling the warrant "a step toward accountability" for the conspiracy that led to the deaths of Carlos Costa, Pablo Morales, Mario de la Peña and Armando Alejandre Jr.
Uthmeier’s office said the warrant could limit Castro’s ability to travel to countries that have extradition agreements with the United States.
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that → tell → States
Giménez said that although the warrant is "historic," he and other lawmakers will continue fighting until Cuba’s "political prisoners are released" and the "Cuban people can determine their own destiny."
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people → say → destiny
Florida state Rep. Juan Porras, another Cuban American lawmaker, said the warrant shows that Florida "will never forget" the victims of the communist regime’s atrocities.
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Florida → say → atrocities
"Thank you to the Miami judge who signed a state arrest warrant for Raúl Castro for conspiracy to commit first-degree murder," Porras told Fox News Digital.
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Porras → thank → Digital
"Thirty years later, justice is still moving, but the work is not done.
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work → move → ?
Cuba is not free yet, and we will not stop until it is.
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it → stop → ?
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"Cuba will be free," Porras added in Spanish.
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Porras → add → Spanish
The warrant stems from the Feb. 24, 1996, shootdown of two unarmed aircraft operated by Brothers to the Rescue over international waters.
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warrant → stem → waters
Four people were killed in the attack.
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people → kill → attack
Castro, who was Cuba’s defense minister at the time, was federally indicted earlier this year in connection with the deaths.
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who → indict → deaths
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