Historical records for Cuba in 1963, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
On August 5 and 6, according to Carlos Bringuier, Oswald visited him at a store he owned in New Orleans, Bringuier was the New Orleans delegate for the anti-Castro Cuban Student Directorate. Bringuier told the Warren Commission that he believed Oswalds visits were an attempt by Oswald to infiltrate his anti-Castro group
Duran calls Cuban consul Eusebio Azcue to speak with Oswald after the visa discussion becomes contentious.
Azcue and Oswald engage in a heated argument over Oswald's demand for immediate Cuban travel permission.
Azcue tells Oswald that he will not grant him a visa and criticizes his conduct as harmful to the Cuban Revolution.
Cuban authorities reply that Oswald may receive a Cuban visa only after he first obtains Soviet permission for onward travel.
The US broadens the embargo against Cuba, including a general travel ban for American tourists
The US broadens the embargo against Cuba, including a general travel ban for American tourists
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