In Miami, the murderer Novo Sampol swears he does not renounce violence http://www.telesurtv.net/noticias/contexto/2034/en-miami-el-asesino-novo-sampoll-jura-que-no-renunciara-a-la-violencia/

Guillermo Novo Sampol, the hit man that the CIA used for years to meet dirty work against Cuba in the United States and in other parts of the continent, swears he does not renounce violence and terrorism and will not apologize to anyone for his crimes. In an interview with CubaNews, a specialized newsletter published in Wheaton (Maryland), Novo Â-who was with his brother Ignacio, Gaspar Jiménez Escobedo, Pedro Remon, Dionisio Suárez, Virgilio Paz

and Luis Posada Carriles and others, one of the most bloodthirsty thugs  used by  U.S. intelligence against Cuba, says he has no remorse for what he did: "I still believe that this is the way," he repeats. Based in Miami where it takes advantage of the impunity granted by the FBI to the Cuban-American terrorists he does openly regret that it has not been able to  assassinate leaders of the Revolution in five decades, valuing  it as a failure. 

Considering that the "movement" of so-called "dissidents" Â-oriented and financed by the CIA in Cuba through the USAID Â-is "weak." "They are a bit confusing," he says, "living with a constant brainwashing and are not exposed to other ideas," says the offender who emigrated to America with 15 years of age and was immediately taken part of the web CIA of terrorist groups anti-Cuban. 

Novo Sampol was sentenced on terrorism charges with Posada Carriles, in 2004, in Panama where he tried to fly with several kilos of C4  into an amphitheater full of students and activists from grassroots groups that were going to hear the leader of the Cuban Revolution. In another part of this interview with the journalist Tracey Eaton, a CIA hit man recalls how his father, a Spanish immigrant representative in Cuba of U.S. cosmetics maker Max Factor died in the explosion of the boiler of a neighbor who manufactured glue shoes. 

Novo Sampol did not detail all their involvement in a series of terrorist acts listed but believes in the exploits of his accomplices who were trained, guided and funded the Central Intelligence Agency,against  Cuba under the Plan ordered by U.S. President Eisenhower and in the early months of the Revolution. He did admitt to participating in the attack against the UN when he and his brother Ignacio unsuccessfully fired a bazooka while Che Guevara was going to the General Assembly. Arrested by local police, he was released on the pretext that he  had not been "advised of his rights." 

As leader of the Movimiento Nacionalista Cubano, was also involved in the assassination of former Chilean Foreign Minister Orlando Letelier in September 1976 in Washington, and dozens of criminal actions against Cuban interests in the world. During the interview, Novo failed to refer to his involvement in CIA operations in the Southern Cone in the Condor Plan which was used by their(CIA) heads of terrorist and murderers. 

In Argentina, when the military torturers sinister "workshop" Auto Orletti invited their "colleagues" in U.S. intelligence, the CIA appointed Miami Cubans, including Novo Sampoll. bearing the''so-called war around the world''by bombings and assassinations, in several countries, with their CORU Â-Revolutionary Organizations Coordination. 

When these same young Argentines kidnapped two Cuban diplomats Crescencio Galañega Hernandez, 26, and Jesús Cejas Arias, 22, 9 August 1976, the FBI and CIA sent Novo Sampo to Argentina for questioning - though he was on parole! - next to the Chilean agent Michael Townley, now a refugee in Miami. The two young Cubans then disappeared forever. It is said that their bodies were thrown into the foundations of a building under construction. 

Novo Sampol was never interviewed by U.S. legal authorities on this horrible crime even though several soldiers have offered their testimonies sorry after  the facts in the course of official investigations in Argentina, among others, the former head of the Chilean DINA, Gen. Manuel Contreras Sepulveda, speaking before Judge Mary Cervini of Cubría Argentina. The terrorist confessed that he maintains constant relationships with Posada Carriles. 

He feels that he shouldn't be prosecuted. "How many Cubans come here illegally and received political asylum the next day?" Ponder stating that the octogenarian has nothing to do with mid-air bombing in 1976 of a Cuban plane that caused 73 deaths. "I'm a happy man," said Hector 65. Novo's inflammatory statements, made at his home in the Miami mafia area , came as five Cubans who infiltrated the ranks of the Cuban terrorist circles, such as infiltrating  Novo, are still being held in U.S. prisons.