Terrorism against Cuba marked Tuesday 33 years of the largest terrorist action in which 73 passengers were killed in the mid-air explosion of a civil Cuban aircraft off the coast of Barbados.

Since then, October 6 has not been only a reason of pain in this country, but also of permanent accusation against the masterminds of that enormous crime. They, protected by the US government, are walking freely through that northern territory.

Orlando Bosch and Luis Posada Carriles have been responsible for the disastrous incident, and the true justice continues without defining due to the double standard of successive administrations proclaiming anti-terrorist.

Those who know this case worldwide are also indignant and together with the Cubans demand punishment for the terrorists, who have shared other bloody crimes.

As an example of that indignant US attitude, while such terrorists are freely in that northern country, five Cuban anti-terrorist fighters have been serving harsh sentences in that nation for 11 years.