CUBAN EXILES - SOUND

The Cuban Revolutionary Council in Miami, led by Dr. Jose Miró Cardona, does not represent most Cuban refugees but has US support. Cardona resigned, criticizing the Kennedy administration's Cuba policy. The council, now led by Dr. Manuel Antonio de Verona, aims to maintain unity and foster closer US cooperation.

What is the status of the Cuban Revolutionary Council in Miami?

• It is a government in exile.

• It is not a government in exile.

• It represents all Cuban refugees.

• It is not supported by the United States.

Why did Dr. Jose Miró Cardona resign as council president?

• He was elected to a new position.

• He disagreed with the council's policies.

• He criticized the Kennedy administration's Cuba policy.

• He wanted to return to Cuba.

What did Dr. Jose Miró Cardona claim he was promised?

• A diplomatic mission to Cuba.

• A second invasion against Castro's Cuba.

• A position in the U.S. government.

• Financial support for his group.

Who is leading the Cuban Revolutionary Council after Dr. Jose Miró Cardona's resignation?

• Fidel Castro

• Tony Verona

• Richard Bate

• Dr. Manuel Antonio de Verona

What challenge does Dr. Manuel Antonio de Verona face as the new leader?

• Internal conflicts within the council.

• Financial difficulties.

• Opposition from more radical exile groups.

• Lack of support from the U.S.