Article: Ex-President Carter Discounts U.S. Bioterror Concern in Cuba.

By Moni Basu, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

May 14--Havana, Cuba---Speaking at Cuba's largest biotechnology institute Monday, Jimmy Carter discounted U.S. allegations that Cuba was aiding other nations in manufacturing weapons of mass destruction.

Earlier in the day the former president met with two of Cuba's leading political dissidents for a 45-minute conversation on human rights and promoting peaceful change on the Communist island.

At Havana's Center of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Carter told President Fidel Castro and some of Cuba's top scientists that U.S. officials who briefed him before ...

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