It is incomplete, especially in Miami's trademark category of bomb threats. Nor does it include dozens of acts of violence and murder committed by Cuban exiles in other U.S. cities and at least sixteen foreign countries. But completeness isn't the point. The point is to face the truth, no matter how difficult that may be. From MacArthur Causeway, pediatrician Orlando Bosch fires bazooka at a Polish freighter.
Audience erupts in anger.
Singer requires police escort. Most radio stations drop Iglesias from playlists. One that doesn't, Radio Alegre, receives bomb threats. Bomb blast guts the office of Spanish-language magazine Replica . Several small Cuban businesses, citing threats, stop selling Replica .