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Dear Editor,
I am writing to express my concern about the coverage of events in Cuba by the New York World and New York Journal. While I appreciate the effort put into reporting on the situation, I am skeptical about the accuracy of these stories.
It seems that both newspapers are more interested in sensationalizing the events in Cuba rather than providing objective and factual reporting. The use of exaggerated headlines and graphic images only serves to fuel public hysteria and does not contribute to a better understanding of the situation.
Furthermore, I believe that the coverage of these events is biased towards the interests of the United States. The newspapers seem to be advocating for American intervention in Cuba, rather than presenting a balanced view of the situation.
As a reader, I would like to see more responsible journalism that prioritizes accuracy and objectivity over sensationalism. I hope that the New York World and New York Journal will take this feedback into consideration and strive to improve their coverage of events in Cuba.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]