81.   Cuban exile groups are working to get their message across to non-Cubans.

82.   Cuban exile groups in Miami who oppose leader Fidel Castro said the killings show the Caribbean island is dangerous.

83.   Cuban exile groups opposed to Fidel Castro are based in Miami.

84.   Cuban government fighter planes shoot down two small aircraft belonging to an exile group flying off the coast of Havana.

85.   Cuba claims the planes, operated by the Cuban exile group Brothers to the Rescue, violated Cuban airspace and were shot down over Cuban waters.

86.   Cuban exile groups protest crackdown against pro-democracy activists.

87.   Cuban President Fidel Castro said Friday that a U.S. Cuban exile group is plotting to kill him in Panama, where he is attending an international summit.

88.   Cuba claims the attacks were directed by the Miami-based Cuban American National Foundation, the most influential Cuban exile group in the United States.

89.   Cuba claims the planes were shot down over its territorial waters and has accused Cuban exile groups in the United States of committing acts of terrorism.

90.   Cuba contends it shot down the two planes from the Miami-based exile group Brothers to the Rescue because they had violated its territorial airspace.