No, we supported the arrangement of the Revolutionary Council in order to give the exiles a voice which we hoped would be speaking for the exile community in all those matters which affect their relations with the United States and the United States Government.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “No, we supported the arrangement of the Revolutionary Council in order to give the exiles a voice which we hoped would…”
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