Secret Organization Zero

Orlando Bosch Ávila was a Cuban exile terrorist, former C.I.A.-backed operative, and head of Coordination of United Revolutionary Organizations (CORU), which the FBI has described as "an anti-Castro terrorist umbrella organization". CORU was created to unify five different Cuban exile groups which included Alpha 66 and Omega 7. CORU was responsible for the bombing of the Cubana Airlines DC-8 that killed 76 people.VideoVideo: 2011 Dr. Orlando Bosch Avila, a pediatrician and fighter for the freedom of Cuba, died Wednesday in Miami after a long illness, reported his wife Adriana. Bosch introduced last December his memoir "the years that I have lived," the count a lifetime of struggle first against Fulgencio Batista and Fidel Castro later. When the revolution came to power Castro appointed him governor of the province of Las Villas, but realizing that this was communism began to fight. He was…

Secret Organization Zero, also known as Group Zero, Zero is an inactive group formed c. 1975.
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