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Ozzie Guillen says he loves Castro and respects and likes Hugo Chavez. Marlins denounce Castro.

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EddieMurrayfan Major Leaguer Cup of Coffee

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Ozzie apologizes. Said he initially meant he respected the guy because people have been trying to kill him for 60 years but havent been able to.

Now Ozzie has denounced him as a dictator.

Ozzie is an idiot and nothing he says is of any value other than entertainment.

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Remember, Ozzie is from Venezuela. Dictators, Socialists and Communists do have their supporters in places like Venezuela and Cuba. He's being called back to Miami and with a Cuban-American group boycotting Marlins games until he's fired, I can see things ending for him shortly.

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