It was a murder on the New Jersey Turnpike – stunning violence near the New Brunswick exit. Now, decades after Black Liberation Army leader Joanne Chesimard was sentenced for the 1973 killing of a state trooper, escaped prison, and surfaced in Cuba in 1984, she is first and foremost among the estimated 70 American fugitives harbored there whose apparent flouting of U.S. law is fuel for critics of recent efforts to restore U.S.-Cuba relations.
In December, 54 years after America severed diplomatic relations with Cuba, Presidents Obama and Raul Castro proposed a renewal of ties. “We view any changes in relations with Cuba as an opportunity to bring [Chesimard] back,” said New Jersey State Police Col. Rick Fuentes, “and stand by the reward” for her capture.
Read entire feature here: Philadelphia Inquirer
Cuba Confidential 
Renewal of ties?Yes sounds beautiful right? How about all the blood that was shed during the cold war to fight communism?How about all those American citizens murdered bu the Castro regime firing squads?How about all those Cubans that died in front of the Cuban military firing squads defending the same ideals We as Americans have defended?I’m guessing all those deaths do not count,right?Probably not.