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5 (1 votes) Declassified: CIA Plotted Assassination Of Cuba’s Raul Castro 5 out of 5 based on 1 ratings. 1 user reviews. Declassified: CIA Plotted Assassination Of Cuba’s Raul Castro Support SouthFront Raul Castro Source: Twitter According to the declassified documents, the CIA attempted to assassinate Raul Castro, the younger brother of Cuban leader Fidel Castro, in 1960. The top secret documents were published on the website of the National Security Archive at George Washington University. The report claims that CIA recruited the pilot, Jose Raul Martinez, in Cuba. On Ju...

CNMI will start $40.5M in road improvements Staff Reports Road construction will commence this year to improve the transportation needs of the Northern Marianas. The administration of Gov. Ralph Torres and Lt. Gov. Arnold Palacios has committed to repairing and enhancing major highways and thoroughfares on Saipan, according to a news release. Led by Palacios, the Highway Task Force streamlined plans and funding to rebuild roads damaged through disasters, heavy equipment, erosion and stormwater runoff. The need to align projects and funding sources was a critical component, ensuring that all f...

QUEZON CITY, Dec 21 --  The Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards completed the Organizational Capacity Assessment survey questionnaires for the Building Safe Agricultural Food Enterprises (B-SAFE) project. The capacity needs assessment is the first activity of the project to document the baseline capacity of the Bureau on its technical and enabling capacity dimensions. BAFS is just one of the agencies surveyed as the B-SAFE project works with the Philippine government particularly with the agencies responsible for food safety and sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) measures. The survey...

Inna Pletukhina, IAEA Department of Nuclear Safety and Security HPGe detector demonstration at the State Nuclear Security Technology Center (SNSTC) analytical laboratory in Beijing, China. (Photo: SNSTC) Nuclear regulators, front line officers, and technical support professionals from 24 countries shared their experiences using High Purity Germanium (HPGe) detectors to maintain and strengthen nuclear security, during a virtual workshop. The extremely sensitive HPGe detectors are critical for accurate identification and quantification of nuclear and other radioactive material...