--SUPERS--\n21 - 35\nCuban TV\n1961\n\n57 - 1:13\nAtanacio Suarez Rodriguez\nFought at the Bay of Pigs\n\n1:53 - 2:10\nJohn Bolton\nU.S. National Security Adviser\n\n2:10 - 2:22\n2016\n\n2:26 - 2:48\nPatrick Oppmann \nCNN The Bay of Pigs, Cuba\n\n2:52 - 2:59\nLeovigildo Troya Diaz\nFought at the Bay of Pigs\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE U-S PRESIDENT IS THREATENING HAVANA WITH A FULL EMBARGO AND MORE SANCTIONS IF CUBAN SUPPORT CONTINUES FOR VENEZUELA..\nTRUMP TWEETED --\nIF CUBAN TROOPS AND MILITIA DO NOT IMMEDIATELY CEASE MILITARY AND OTHER OPERATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CAUSING DEATH AND DESTRUCTION TO THE CONSTITUTION OF VENEZUELA, A FULL AND COMPLETE....\nEMBARGO, TOGETHER WITH HIGHEST-LEVEL SANCTIONS WILL BE PLACED ON THE ISLAND OF CUBA. \nHOPEFULLY, ALL CUBAN SOLDIERS WILL PROMPTLY AND PEACEFULLY RETURN TO THEIR ISLAND.\nAMERICAN THREATS ARE HARDLY NEW FOR MANY CUBANS.\nVETERANS OF THE "BAY OF PIGS" INVASION TELL OUR PATRICK OPPMANN THAT CUBA WILL PREVAIL --\nDESPITE PRESSURE FROM THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nTHEY ARE GREYER NOW AND DON'T MOVE AS QUICKLY AS THEY ONCE DID BUT THESE ARE THE CUBANS THAT FACED OFF AGAINST A U.S. -BACKED INVASION OF CUBA NEARLY 60 YEARS AGO… AND PREVAILED.\nEVERY APRIL, THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT CELEBRATES THEIR VICTORY AT THE BAY OF PIGS.\nIN 1961, AFRAID THAT THE NEWLY INSTALLED GOVERNMENT OF FIDEL CASTRO WAS SIDING WITH THE SOVIET UNION IN THE COLD WAR, THE U-S SENT A SECRET FORCE OF OVER ONE THOUSAND ANTI-CASTRO CUBANS TO TAKE BACK THE ISLAND.\nTHE C-I-A DISGUISED SOME OF THE INVADERS TO MAKE THEM SEEM LIKE REBELLING CUBAN TROOPS.\nUNLIKE A LONG LIST OF U-S COUPS ELSEWHERE IN LATIN AMERICA, THE BAY OF PIGS INVASION FAILED, THANKS IN PART TO THE FEROCITY OF THE PRO-GOVERNMENT CUBAN FIGHTERS LIKE ATANACIO SUAREZ RODRIGUEZ, NOW 87.\nAtanacio Suarez Rodriguez//Fought at the Bay of Pigs:"The planes were shooting up the road. - HE TELLS ME- Everything they saw. They were painted like Cubans planes but it was a lie. They killed a lot of our comrades because it said "Cuba" on the planes."\nTHE CELEBRATIONS THIS YEAR HAVE ADDED RESONANCE AS TENSIONS BETWEEN THE U-S AND CUBA ARE ONCE AGAIN SIMMERING.\nTHE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HAS IMPLEMENTED THE TOUGHEST SANCTIONS ON CUBA IN DECADES, FOR THE FIRST TIME ALLOWING U-S \nCOMPANIES THAT LOST ASSETS AFTER THE CUBAN REVOLUTION TO SUE FOREIGN INVESTORS FOR USING THAT PROPERTY IN CUBA.\nNATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER JOHN BOLTON THIS MONTH TOLD A GATHERING OF CUBAN EXILES THAT FOUGHT ON THE U.S. SIDE AT THE BAY OF PIGS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION WOULD PLACE MORE RESTRICTIONS ON CUBAN-AMERICANS SENDING MONEY TO RELATIVES ON THE ISLAND AND ON AMERICANS VISITNG CUBA, ALL WITH THE HOPE OF DEPRIVING THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT OF BADLY NEEDED HARD CURRENCY.\nJohn Bolton, US National Security Adviser:"We have a responsibility to tell the truth about the dangers of these evil, collectivist ideologies, the immense human suffering they cause, and the perils of their spread. Together, we can finish what began on those beaches."\nU.S. AND CUBAN RELATIONS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE ON THE MEND FOLLOWING THEN-PRESIDENT OBAMA'S HISTORIC VISIT TO THE COMMUNIST-RUN ISLAND WHERE HE SAID IT WAS TIME TO MOVE ON FROM THE BITTER PAST OF CONFLICTS LIKE THE BAY OF PIGS INVASION.\nPatrick Oppmann, The Bay of Pigs,Cuba:"This is the beach where a small army of CIA trained Cuban exiles came ashore with the mission to topple Fidel Castro, the kind of painful Cold War history Barack Obama said he came to Cuba to bury forever. But President Trump had other ideas and once again the US and Cuba are at each other's throats."\nTHE CUBAN SOLDIERS HERE ARE OLD NOW BUT STILL DEFIANT\nLeovigildo Troya Diaz, Fought at the Bay of Pigs:"If they come again, they will be defeated - HE TELLS ME-- Cuba has to be respected" \nFOR THESE VETERANS OF A LONG WAR THAT NEITHER SIDE FULLY WON, HISTORY IS NOW REPEATING ITSELF.\nPATRICK OPPMANN CNN FROM BAY OF PIGS CUBA. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCUBA BAY PIGS CASTRO TRUMP\n\n

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THOUSANDS OF CUBAN AMERICANS TAKE TO THE STREETS OF MIAMI IN PROTEST--HOPING TO CHANGE THE U-S CUBA POLICY. THE GROUP "UNIDAD CUBANA" SAYS THIS AFTERNOON'S MARCH IS FOR TWO REASONS. FIRST-TO SUPPORT THE HELMS-BURTON BILL --WHICH WOULD TIGHTEN THE EMBARGO AGAINST FIDEL CASTRO'S GOVERNMENT. -AND TO PROTEST CASTRO'S PLANNED VISIT TO THE UNITED NATIONS NEXT WEEKEND. THE HUGE TURNOUT INCLUDED SOME DIGNITARIES. -SOT- STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS SAY STILL HAVEN'T DECIDED WHETHER TO ISSUE CASTRO A VISA.

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FTG ON DEMONSTRATION PRO CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CASTRO. 14:02:40 MS OF PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS AS THEY STAND AT WALL NEAR STREET & HOLD CUBAN FLAGS & SIGNS. 14:02:47 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN READING BIENVENIDO FIDEL ATC MIAMI. 14:02:51 TIGHT SHOT OF DEMONSTRATORS WHO USES MEGAPHONE & SHOUTS CUBA SI BLOCKADE NO. 14:02:58 TIGHT SHOT OF MAN HOLDING SIGN READING EL BLOQUEO ES ARMA DE COBARDES. 14:03:04 TIGHT SHOT OF MAN SMOKING CIGAR & WAVING CUBAN FLAG. 14:03:06 TIGHT SHOT OF YOUNG WOMAN SHOUTING & WAVING CUBAN FLAG. 14:03:14 MS OF POLICE CAR PULLING DOWN STREET THROUGH RAIN AS DEMONSTRATORS STAND NEAR WALL IN BG. 14:03:25 TIGHT SHOT OF PEOPLE HOLDING BANNER IN STREET READING CUBA FOREVER / SEN JESSE HELMS HOME. 14:03:30 TIGHT SHOT OF PERSON HOLDING SIGN READING MAINE SALUTES FIDEL. 14:03:32 WS OF STREET AS PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS HOLD SIGNS & LARGE CUBAN FLAG IN FG. 14:03:54 VS OF DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS AS THEY CHANT CUBA SI BLOCKADE NO. 14:04:22 MS OF MOUNTED POLICE. 14:04:31 TIGHT SHOT OF MARCHER HOLDING SMALL CUBAN FLAG. 14:04:43 VS OF MARCHERS. 14:05:00 TIGHT SHOT OF BANNER READING NO TO THE US EMBARGO MONTREAL. 14:05:12 MOS INTV W/ MARCHER WHO SAYS THERE ARE IN MARCH TODAY TO GIVE PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON MESSAGE TO END GENOCIDAL BLOCKADE AGAINST CUBA. 14:05:33 VS OF MARCHERS INCLUDING CHILDREN. 14:05:40 MS OF POLICE REMOVING SEWER COVER AS TRAFFIC APPEARS IN FG. 14:05:59 MS OF POLICE OUTSIDE CUBAN CONSULATE. BLANK. 14:06:38 TIGHT SHOT OF YOUNG WOMAN & MAN OUTSIDE STORE. 14:06:50 MS OF PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS AS POLICE STAND IN FG. REFEED. 14:07:19 SLATE. REPEAT FTG. 14:08:13 MS OF MARCHER BEATING DRUM. 14:08:22 TIGHT SHOT OF PERSON IN WHEELCHAIR IN MARCH. 14:08:31 MS OF MARCHERS IN TIMES SQUARE. 14:09:12 MS OF SMALL CHILD MARCHING. 14:09:21 WS OF STREET AT DUSK AS POLICE CARS LEAD MARCH. 14:11:04 MS OF MARCHER HOLDING SIGN W/ PHOTO OF CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CASTRO. BREAKUP.

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FTG ON DEMONSTRATION PRO CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CASTRO. 14:02:40 MS OF PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS AS THEY STAND AT WALL NEAR STREET & HOLD CUBAN FLAGS & SIGNS. 14:02:47 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN READING BIENVENIDO FIDEL ATC MIAMI. 14:02:51 TIGHT SHOT OF DEMONSTRATORS WHO USES MEGAPHONE & SHOUTS CUBA SI BLOCKADE NO. 14:02:58 TIGHT SHOT OF MAN HOLDING SIGN READING EL BLOQUEO ES ARMA DE COBARDES. 14:03:04 TIGHT SHOT OF MAN SMOKING CIGAR & WAVING CUBAN FLAG. 14:03:06 TIGHT SHOT OF YOUNG WOMAN SHOUTING & WAVING CUBAN FLAG. 14:03:14 MS OF POLICE CAR PULLING DOWN STREET THROUGH RAIN AS DEMONSTRATORS STAND NEAR WALL IN BG. 14:03:25 TIGHT SHOT OF PEOPLE HOLDING BANNER IN STREET READING CUBA FOREVER / SEN JESSE HELMS HOME. 14:03:30 TIGHT SHOT OF PERSON HOLDING SIGN READING MAINE SALUTES FIDEL. 14:03:32 WS OF STREET AS PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS HOLD SIGNS & LARGE CUBAN FLAG IN FG. 14:03:54 VS OF DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS AS THEY CHANT CUBA SI BLOCKADE NO. 14:04:22 MS OF MOUNTED POLICE. 14:04:31 TIGHT SHOT OF MARCHER HOLDING SMALL CUBAN FLAG. 14:04:43 VS OF MARCHERS. 14:05:00 TIGHT SHOT OF BANNER READING NO TO THE US EMBARGO MONTREAL. 14:05:12 MOS INTV W/ MARCHER WHO SAYS THERE ARE IN MARCH TODAY TO GIVE PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON MESSAGE TO END GENOCIDAL BLOCKADE AGAINST CUBA. 14:05:33 VS OF MARCHERS INCLUDING CHILDREN. 14:05:40 MS OF POLICE REMOVING SEWER COVER AS TRAFFIC APPEARS IN FG. 14:05:59 MS OF POLICE OUTSIDE CUBAN CONSULATE. BLANK. 14:06:38 TIGHT SHOT OF YOUNG WOMAN & MAN OUTSIDE STORE. 14:06:50 MS OF PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATION MARCHERS AS POLICE STAND IN FG. REFEED. 14:07:19 SLATE. REPEAT FTG. 14:08:13 MS OF MARCHER BEATING DRUM. 14:08:22 TIGHT SHOT OF PERSON IN WHEELCHAIR IN MARCH. 14:08:31 MS OF MARCHERS IN TIMES SQUARE. 14:09:12 MS OF SMALL CHILD MARCHING. 14:09:21 WS OF STREET AT DUSK AS POLICE CARS LEAD MARCH. 14:11:04 MS OF MARCHER HOLDING SIGN W/ PHOTO OF CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CASTRO. BREAKUP.

STATE SPOKESPERSON CHRISTINE SHELLY BRIEFS REPORTERS ON THE ARREST OF ROBERT VESCO IN CUBA, AND ON THE BOSNIAN ARMS EMBARGO.

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NAME: CSR CUBANS 191104N TAPE: EF04/1132 IN_TIME: 10:17:43:06 DURATION: 00:02:07:02 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: San Jose, 16/18 Nov 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: November 18, 2004 1. Tilt down on San Rafael's church to group of mothers and women against repression in Cuba 2. Women holding placards with photos of men held in prison in Cuba 3. Placards with photos of men held prisoner in Cuban jails 4. Women entering church with Cuban flags and photos 5. Priest and Cuban flag 6. Women at mass with Cuban flags 7. Mass 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Silvia Hiriondo, President of Mothers and Women Against Repression in Cuba: "Precisely this Ibero-American summit moves us to show the Cuban reality, to bring the Cuban democratic opposition to this stage and show the inhuman situation of the political prisoners of Cuba. To represent the Cuban people that aren't represented in this summit through the politicians of (Cuban President Fidel) Castro's regime that hold illegally and against the Cuban people the power in Cuba." 9. Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque at a pro-Cuban ceremony 10. Pull out from pro-Cuban supporters to Roque 11. Pan of pro-Cuban concert 12. Singer 13. Audience 14. Concert hall November 16, 2004 15. Demonstrators storming the legislative assembly with placards in support of Cuba 16. Demonstrators shouting slogans against the US and in favour of Cuba in the legislative assembly 17. Pro-Cuban demonstrators with placards reading: "Cuba: capitalism free territory" 18. Pull out from placard reading: "No to the criminal embargo against Cuba" to wide shot of demonstrators STORYLINE: Foreign ministers from 21 nations compromised on a Cuban-backed anti-terror resolution on Thursday as part of a broad declaration their heads of state are to approve over the weekend, several of the diplomats said. The Cuban resolution had been the only reported sticking point in the summit agreements for heads of state and other top officials of Spain, Portugal and 19 of their former Latin American colonies. Late on Thursday afternoon in San Jose, a group called 'Mothers and Women against Repression in Cuba' held a mass to protest against Cuban President Fidel Castro's regime, and in favour of democracy on the island. Meanwhile, another group held a pro-Cuban gathering that had among its guests Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque and other top Cuban officials present at the summit. While Castro was among five leaders who were staying away, his country, as usual, was near the centre of debate at the annual Ibero-American summit. Cuba had proposed a measure meant to show that it, too, has suffered from terrorism. It urged criticising former Panamanian President Mireya Moscoso for the pardon in August of four Cuban exiles who had been accused of plotting to assassinate Castro at the 2000 Ibero-American Summit in Panama. It also criticised the United States for taking in three of the men. As the meeting neared a close late on Thursday, Roque reportedly said his colleagues had agreed on language denouncing terrorism "in all its forms and manifestations" and calling on states to prosecute or extradite terror suspects. The summit's "Declaration of San Jose" also reaffirms the community's condemnation of a US law that punishes foreign companies doing business in Cuba. The focus of the summit is supposed to be on education and the declaration promises new efforts to promote and expand funding for education throughout the region. It said that multilateral lending organisations should allow countries to pay off part of their debts by expanding spending on education. The statement reasserts the community's commitment to international cooperation as the only effective way to solve "global problems and challenges". At least 16 heads of government are due to arrive at the summit, at least for a few hours. Castro isn't there because of a broken knee and arm, Chile's Ricardo Lagos and Peru's Alejandro Toledo are staying at home to prepare for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, Portugal's Jorge Sampaio is ill and Brazil's Inacio Lula da Silva is hosting a visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF00/1281 IN_TIME: 19:10:10 // 20:46:14 LENGTH: 03:03 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Span/Eng/Nat XFA Thousands of foreigners took part in a solidarity rally in Havana calling for an end to the U-S blockade on Cuba. The crowds, made up of the many who had taken part in a five day "World Encounter of Friendship and Solidarity" conference, waved flags and chanted "Fidel, Fidel" in honour of President Fidel Castro, who attended the rally. Later on Castro addressed the participants in a speech at Havana's Karl Marx theatre, congratulating them for their support towards helping Cuba survive under the U-S embargo. Delegates had flown in from 118 different countries for the International Solidarity Meeting. Those invited to speak came from the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Brazil, Greece, South Africa, India and Bulgaria. Speaker Rafael Cancel Miranda, heads Puerto Rico's political party for independence from the United States. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "Why the blockade against Cuba? Because those sent to Cuba by the US embassy to rule our people are finished, those sent by treacherous, puppet master-like nations. Cuba is a free sovereign state. And therefore it represents all our hopes. And according to the mafia like mentality of others, Cuba has to be blockaded". SUPER CAPTION: Rafael Cancel Miranda, Puerto Rico The Reverend Lucius Walker leads a U-S group, Pastors for Peace, that is staunchly opposed to the U-S trade embargo on Cuba. At Tuesday's rally, he mocked last week's presidential elections in the U-S, which have yet to produce a clear winner. And he called its version of democracy a farce. Anti U-S sentiments at the rally were strong. SOUNDBITE: (English) "For this massive corrupt mess that we call a presidential election (pause while translated into Spanish) this tribunal should declare the U-S guilty of not having a democratic electoral system". SUPER CAPTION: Lucius Walker, Pastors for Peace activist President Fidel Castro sat quietly in the front row flanked by artists and senior members of his government. Elsewhere in the crowd was the leader of Nicaragua's leftist Sandinista movement Daniel Ortega, on one of his regular visits to Cuba. Cuban solidarity campaigners watching Tuesday's rally also spoke in opposition to the U-S trade embargo. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We are human beings, never mind government policies and issues of why you are mad at me and I'm mad at you. It is the human part of it that we are addressing". SUPER CAPTION: Laura Wood, U-S citizen The day's events ended late Tuesday with a speech by President Fidel Castro himself. Cuba's leaders apparently placed much importance on Tuesday's events and the numbers from around the world who attended. But in contrast to similar previous events, state television and radio offered no live coverage. SHOTLIST: Havana, Cuba - November 14, 2000 1. Entry of President Fidel Castro into the Jose Marti Anti-imperialist square 2. Castro greeting friends and guests at the Solidarity Rally 3. Wide of crowds waving flags 4. Midshot of crowds standing on top of concrete supports 5. Two pro-Cuban Chileans waving Cuban flags 6. Group of union representatives from Brazil 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Rafael Cancel Miranda, Puerto Rico Representative 8. Fidel Castro seated holding Cuban flag 9. Wide of solidarity crowds waving flags 10. Tilt up from Cuban flag to close up of Fidel Castro 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lucius Walker, Pastors for Peace Activist 12. Wide of crowds 13. Pan of clenched held fists in the air to Fidel Castro 14. Fidel Castro talking to Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque 15. Group of musicians playing a revolutionary song 16. Various of crowds waving flags 17. Fidel Castro leaving the square at the end of the rally 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Laura Wood, U-S citizen 19. Various of solidarity supporters waving flags?

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AP-APTN-1830 Prime News -Final Monday, 18 February 2013 Prime News Venezuela Chavez 2 01:33 AP Clients Only +4:3 President Chavez returns home after more than two months of medical treatment in Cuba Venezuela Chavez 3 01:34 AP Clients Only Reaction as Chavez returns home after more than two months of medical treatment in Cuba Venezuela Chavez 4 02:34 AP Clients Only Chavez supporters stage street celebrations outside military hospital Switzerland UN Syria 03:04 AP Clients Only UN report say both pro- and anti-govt forces in Syria have become increasingly violent, Del Ponte briefing Pakistan Attack 2 02:36 AP Clients Only Suicide bombers attack office of senior political official Mideast Netanyahu 01:58 AP Clients Only Israeli PM says NKorea's nuclear test is proof sanctions won't stop Iran's atomic programme ++SAfrica Pistorius 2 02:52 AP Clients Only Expert says Pistorius needs to prove exceptional circumstances in bail hearing ++Belgium EU FMs 4 01:43 AP Clients Only UK and French welcome the amendment on arms embargo to Syrian opposition ++Germany Meat 01:00 AP Clients Only German officials are vowing tighter controls on meat products ++Belgium Russia NATO 01:39 AP Clients Only Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov holds talks with NATO chief B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 1830 GMT. AP-WF-02-18-13 1918GMT

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FTG FOR CS ON CUBAN LEADER FIDEL CASTRO AT HARLEM CHURCH. 09:59:58 MS OF CASTRO MOTORCADE PULLING DOWN STREET OUTSIDE ABYSSINIAN BAPTIST CHURCH AS PEOPLE CHEER IN FG AT NIGHT. 10:00:03 MS OF PERSON HOLDING SIGN READING FIDEL SI / RUDY NO. 10:00:06 TIGHT SHOT OF CASTRO IN MILITARY FATIGUES & CAP AS HE WALKS TO LECTERN AREA OF ABYSSINIAN CHURCH & HUGS CHURCH OFFICIALS. 10:00:11 HAS OF CHEERING CONGREGATION. 10:00:14 TIGHT SHOT OF FEMALE CHURCH OFFICIAL WHO SAYS CUBA IS WELCOME IN HARLEM. 10:00:19 MS OF CASTRO AS HE DELIVERS SPEECH IN CHURCH & FEMALE TRANSLATOR STANDS NEARBY. 10:00:24 LS OF CASTRO AS CONGREGANTS APPLAUD IN FG. 10:00:27 TIGHT SHOT OF CASTRO AS HE SAYS THROUGH TRANSLATOR THAT CUBA WILL NEVER CHANGE BECAUSE IT IS RIGHT. 10:00:32 LAS OF DEMONSTRATOR WAVING CUBAN FLAG OUTSIDE UNITED NATIONS (UN). 10:00:35 TIGHT SHOT OF ANTI-CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS HOLDING BANNER READING CASTRO'S CREDENTIALS IMPRESSIVE RESUME IN HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES. 10:00:41 MS OF PRO CASTRO DEMONSTRATORS HOLDING WELCOME SIGNS. 10:00:42 TIGHT SHOT OF MAN AT BARRICADE HOLDING SIGN READING END US EMBARGO AGAINST CUBA. 10:00:45 LS OF CASTRO IN BUSINESS SUIT AS HE STANDS W/ WORLD LEADERS AT UN FORMAL PHOTO OP TO COMMEMORATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF UN. 10:00:53 TWO SHOT OF CHINESE PRESIDENT JIANG ZEMIN & PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON AT UN CLASS PHOTO OP. 10:00:55 HAS OF CASTRO IN BUSINESS SUIT AS HE WALKS TO PODIUM IN UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 10:00:58 TIGHT SHOT OF CASTRO AS HE DELIVERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPEECH. CORRESPONDENT DAVID ENSOR VO. 10:01:03 HAS OF CHAMBER AS DELEGATES APPLAUD.