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After months in the international spotlight, Elian Gonzalez
has turned out to be a normal and healthy boy, his father says. And Juan Miguel Gonzalez says he’s happy to be an average Cuban again. Today, the Communist Party daily Granma published a letter from
Gonzalez, who said he now feels like a regular Cuban “who can watch his
son laugh, play and learn freely.” Elian, “as all other Cuban children, enjoys the security and immense well-being of living in this Socialist Revolution,” the letter said. A year ago, the boy was found adrift off the coast of Florida, one of a handful of survivors of a failed attempt by Cuban refugees to find asylum in the United States. Elian’s mother was among those who drowned. He became the subject of an international custody battle between his American relatives and his Cuban father, and was eventually returned to Cuba on June 28. |
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