Cuban-American Protesters Not Buying Ozzie Guillen’s Apology, Calling for Boycott of Team (Photos)

by Mike Cole | Apr 10, 2012 | 1 Min Read

Ozzie Guillen tried to clear the air and do a little damage control Tuesday morning in the wake of his controversial comments about Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.

The Miami Marlins manager delivered what appeared to be a heartfelt, hourlong apology at Marlins Park in Miami on Tuesday morning. He apologized over and over again and pledged to work alongside the Cuban community going forward to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again.

Apparently, that's not good enough for some in Miami's Cuban community. Some Cuban-Americans continued their protests after the news conference ended.

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