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Salvador Lew's rocky reign as director of the federally funded Radio Marti just got a bit rockier. The Miami-based station, an arm of the International Broadcasting Bureau, is now being sued by one of its few black Cuban-American hosts for alleged racial discrimination. It's the latest in a string of troubles affecting the station, including sexual discrimination complaints filed by four women against Lew.
June 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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