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New film about Cuban spies raises ire among exiles: ‘A tale to glorify criminals’

Wasp Network, a new film about the five Cuban intelligence officers convicted of spying charges in a federal court in Miami — Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino, René González, Antonio Guerrero and Fernando González — reflects a biased view of the events and portrays Miami exile leaders as terrorists and opportunists who have no ideology, critics say.
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