TERRORISM TARGETS OPRESSION!

By Lucia Newman
CNN Havana Bureau Chief

HAVANA, Cuba (CNN) -- In a nationally televised speech Friday, Cuban
President Fidel Castro said more than 170 letters containing suspicious
substances had been sent to his country, and 24 of them were being tested
for anthrax.

The others, he said, were determined not to be dangerous.

Castro said the letters had been sent from all over the world, as far away as
Pakistan and Sweden.

Of the 24 letters, 22 were addressed to Castro.