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A Miami federal judge has ordered Cuba to pay $27.5 million in damages to the mother of Omar Rodriguez Saludes, a journalist sentenced to 27 years in prison on the communist island. U.S. District Judge Alan Gold's order carves out $2.5 million for pain and suffering for Olivia Saludes, plus $25 million in punitive damages. Gold ruled in 2003 that Cuba was not entitled to sovereign immunity because Cuba has been listed as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the damages are the result of torture.
September 04, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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