MIAMI HERALD/
Two Czech tourists arrested in March for shouting insulting remarks about Fidel and Raúl Castro during a fight at Havana's airport will be tried.
Zdenek Tovara, 25, and Jaroslav Jirik, 32, were charged with public disorder, damages and resisting arrest after a scuffle that involved employees at the air terminal on March 22.
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