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Florida has issued a state arrest warrant for 95-year-old former Cuban leader Raul Castro over the 1996 shootdown of two civilian planes that killed four men. A Miami-Dade judge signed the no-bond warrant for conspiracy to commit first-degree murder — but with no extradition treaty, Castro remains safe in Havana.
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00:00Florida just ordered the arrest of a 95-year-old ex-dictator, and he has been hiding for 30 years.
00:05On Monday, Florida's attorney general, with Governor DeSantis, announced a state arrest
00:10warrant for ex-Cuban ruler Raul Castro. A Miami-Dade judge signed it. Conspiracy to commit
00:15first-degree murder. No bond allowed. It goes back to 1996, when Cuban MiGs shot down two
00:21unarmed civilian planes over international waters. Four men died. Carlos Costa, Pablo Morales,
00:28Mario de la Pena, and Armando Alejandre Jr. Prosecutors say Castro, then Cuba's defense
00:34minister, was the final decision-maker who ordered the shootdown. A federal indictment was unsealed in
00:39May, and Cuba called it a pathetic Miami circus. But the catch? No extradition treaty, and Castro is
00:4695, safe in Havana. Florida just ordered the arrest of a 95-year-old ex-dictator, and he has been
00:52hiding
00:53for 30 years.

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