61. Embassy Of The U.S. London: Current Issues: Cuba: United States Rejects U.N. Res Garza added that the cuban government is not a victim as it contends, A casein point As of October 1, the cuban government no longer issues new http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cuba001.html

U.S. Embassy American Citizen Services Visas to the U.S. Current Issues ... Welsh Affairs Office, Cardiff You Are In: Home Current Issues Cuba Cuba CUBA 28 October 2004 United States Rejects U.N. Resolution on Cuba Embargo An October 28 U.N. resolution opposing the U.S. embargo of Cuba is a misguided attempt to blame the United States for Cuba's failed economic policies and divert attention from that nation's abysmal human rights record, according to State Department Area Advisor Oliver Garza. Explaining his vote against the resolution, Garza said arguments that the United States is denying Cuba access to food and water are baseless. He noted that the United States has donated or sold more than $1 billion in medicine and medical equipment to Cuba since 1992 and licensed the export of more $5 billion in agricultural exports since 2001. Moreover, Garza pointed out, remittances from the United States to Cuba approach $1 billion annually. "Let there be no doubt," he said, "if Cubans are jobless, hungry, or lack medical care, as the regime admits, it is because of the failings of the current government." Garza added that the Cuban government is not a victim as it contends, but rather a tyrant that has shown no interest in implementing economic or political reforms and "aggressively punishes anyone who dares to have a differing opinion."

62. Cuban Government Must Free Prisoners Of Conscience / International Secretariat O cuban government must free prisoners of conscience. P . International Secretariatof Amnesty International 16 july http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/aidefendspatriatodos8798.html

August 7, 1998 Cuban Government must free prisoners of conscience International Secretariat of Amnesty International 16 july On the first anniversary of the arrest and detention of four leading critics of the Cuban government, Amnesty International reiterates its call for their immediate and unconditional release on the grounds that they are prisoners of conscience detained solely for peacefully expressing views that are contrary to Cuban Government policy. They were arrested following a press conference for foreign journalists during which they criticized an official discussion document The Party of Unity, Democracy and the Human Rights We Defend which is being circulated within the country as a prelude to the Communist Party Congress. They also presented to the journalists their own analysis of the document The Homeland is for Everyone. All four are awaiting trial on charges which are believed to include "enemy propaganda" which carries a maximum prison sentence of fifteen years. Date and formal charges for their trial are unknown. Background: In 1995 the Cuban Government began a major crackdown on dissidents, following the formation of Concilio Cubano, Cuban Concilium, a forum of over 100 unofficial groups, including human rights groups, independent professional associations and political parties. Since then, members of Concilio Cubano and journalists working for independent organizations have been subjected to persistent harassment and frequent short-term detention. They have also been threatened with long-term imprisonment and occasionally with physical violence if they do not cease their activities or leave the country. A few have been brought to trial and imprisoned.

63. Cuba Solidarity Campaign - US Diplomatic Relations It was not the nationalizations carried out by the cuban government that cause The cuban government adopted the decision to request the US Government to http://www.cuba-solidarity.org/diprel.htm

C uba S olidarity C ampaign Home Our Aims Contact Join CSC ... Sponsors CubaConnect WHY DID THE UNITED STATES BREAK DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH CUBA? Return to FactFile It is relevant to remember that Cuban-American diplomatic relations were maintained during the duration of the nationalization period of 1960. It is only on 3 January 1961 that the US government break diplomatic relations, initiating the first incident in an escalating war. It was not the nationalizations carried out by the Cuban Government that cause the breaking down of diplomatic relations, it was because the Cuban Government requested that the hundred or so employees that were part of the Embassy and Consulate of the United States in Cuba should be reduced to a rational and nominal number. This request is in accord with the practice of International Law and thus recognized as the established norm that stipulate diplomatic relations, as given in Article 11 of the Vienna Convention in reference to Diplomatic Relations. On January 3rd 1961 the Foreign Relations Minister, Dr. Raul Roa, wrote to the President of the UN Security Council the following explanation:

64. People's Weekly World Newspaper Online - Cuban Government Issues Statement On Gu In a recent statement, the government of Cuba offered its cooperation to the USas well as providing medical and other humanitarian services to the http://www.pww.org/article/articleview/441/1/44/

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65. Cuba Text The cuban government under the leadership of Fulgencio Batista was a corrupt puppet Not only does the cuban government threaten international peace by http://www.nutshellnotes.com/cuba_text.htm

Cuba Last updated: PEOPLE AND POLICIES Fidel Castro: President of Cuba. Raul Castro: Che Guevara: Late guerrilla fighter during the revolution of 1949. Present-day Cuban cult hero representing the country's socialist vision. Helms-Burton Act: Also known as the "Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act" and the "Libertad." The U.S. Act, signed into law in March of 1996, outlines plans to strengthen international sanctions against the Castro government, assist Cubans after Castro is deposed and to protect property rights of US citizens in Cuba. CANF (Cuban American National Foundation): Influential Cuban-American lobbying organization. Greatly responsible for the current economic embargo against Cuba. IN A NUTSHELL Cuba and the United States have suffered from bad relations since Fidel Castro became President in 1959. Relations especially deteriorated when Cuba and Russia became allies in the 1950s at the height of the Cold War. The Soviets supported Cuba financially in return for a military presence in the country, which lay only 90 miles from U.S. borders. When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, so did the financial support Cuba had enjoyed for almost four decades. LATEST NEWS For information about Elian Gonzalez and "outdated" updates please click

66. NET FOR CUBA INTERNATIONAL - HUMAN RIGHTS Last Inspection May 9, 1994 (cuban government Issued a Navigation Certificate) It recommended that the cuban government carry out a full investigation http://www.netforcuba.org/HumanRights-EN/Massacres/Main.htm

NetforCuba.org: Your educational and informational resource of the realities of Cuba today Home Membership Links Forum ... ESPAÑOL INFOCUBA History Government Economy Social ... Cuba in Pictures HUMAN RIGHTS Human Rights Violations Separated Families Cubans Assassinated by Fidel Castro's regime (Lists) Massacres Executed by Cuban Government ... Crimes Videos OPPOSITION The Opposition in Cuba Independent Journalists Important Documents Political Prisoners ... Galería de Fotos -Videos TERRORISM Biological Warfare US Government Reports Photo Gallery NEWS ARCHIVE Year 2005 Year 2004 Year 2003 Year 2002 HUMAN RIGHTS MASSACRE It was an incident that went all but unnoticed in the US media. The Cuban-America community protested but they protest a lot and as I say, we in the mainstream media all but ignored it... ...What happened occurred at night at sea in the middle of July in 1994. The time is important because it wasn' t at all that long ago, not, in other words, in the bad old days of mass arrests and widespread executions. Seventy two Cubans, men, women and children, slipped out of this harbor aboard a tugboat. They were bound for Florida. Their boat was followed out to sea by three Cuban fire boats. What happened next we learned from some of the survivors, two of whom ultimately made it to Miami, while the other two risked arrest by talking to us here in Havana...

67. NET FOR CUBA INTERNATIONAL - US Department Reports Massacres Executed by cuban government. -Universal Declaration of Human Rights.-Crimes Videos. OPPOSITION. -The Opposition in Cuba http://www.netforcuba.org/Terrorism-EN/USGovernmentReports/Main.htm

NetforCuba.org: Your educational and informational resource of the realities of Cuba today Home Membership Links Forum ... ESPAÑOL INFOCUBA History Government Economy Social ... Cuba in Pictures HUMAN RIGHTS Human Rights Violations Separated Families Cubans Assassinated by Fidel Castro's regime (Lists) Massacres Executed by Cuban Government ... Crimes Videos OPPOSITION The Opposition in Cuba Independent Journalists Important Documents Political Prisoners ... Galería de Fotos -Videos TERRORISM Biological Warfare US Government Reports Photo Gallery NEWS ARCHIVE Year 2005 Year 2004 Year 2003 Year 2002 US GOVERNMENTS REPORTS 16 December 2003 State Department on Repression in Cuba U.S. salutes, supports Cuban peoples' struggle for freedoms Almost 44 years after Cuban dictator Fidel Castro assumed power, the Cuban people still dream of free elections, freedom of expression, and economic and political rights, according to a December 15 State Department fact sheet. (

68. JS-1160: Treasury Secretary John W. Snow Remarks To Cuban American Leaders candid The President loathes what the cuban government has done to Cuba. to ease US bans on trade and travel but only if the cuban government held http://www.ustreas.gov/press/releases/js1160.htm

FROM THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS February 9, 2004 JS-1160 Treasury Secretary John W. Snow Remarks to Cuban American Leaders Miami, FL Thank you; it’s great to be here in Miami. I’ve been at the G-7 summit this weekend just a few miles north in Boca Raton, and we had a very productive meeting. I was pleased to be able to report to that group some very good economic news from the U.S., and I’d like to share that news with you as well. But first, there is another area of economic policy that I really want to talk to you about today, and that’s the United States’ policy on Cuba. Let me be perfectly clear and candid: The President loathes what the Cuban government has done to Cuba. Castro’s regime has crushed freedom and has held Cuba back from its enormous potential as an economic power and a friend to the United States. The President is, however, very dedicated to the people of Cuba, who long for freedom and have suffered so much under Castro. Because of his dedication to the people of Cuba, President Bush offered, in 2002, to ease U.S. bans on trade and travel but only if the Cuban government held free and fair elections and allowed free speech and free enterprise. Rather than take this opportunity to move toward a new day for the Cuban people, Castro was contemptuous in response to that offer. Instead, he followed with a new round of brutal oppression of the Cuban opposition that sickened all those who respect human life, dignity and freedom.

69. Cuba - Amnesty International The cuban government responded that they did not accept the mandate of the AI last visited Cuba in 1988. The government did not respond to AI’s repeated http://web.amnesty.org/report2004/cub-summary-eng

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70. Cuban Government Must Free Prisoners Of Conscience - Amnesty International Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide movement of people who campaign forinternationally recognized human rights. http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGAMR250141998?open&of=ENG-376

71. "the Cuban Government" To ace_list@nist.gov; Subject the cuban government On the cuban government case, we d be happy to follow the suggestion made at last week s http://cio.nist.gov/esd/emaildir/lists/ace_list/msg00155.html

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73. Travel Advice For Cuba - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade by foreigners may be subject to scrutiny by cuban government officials. Foreign Affairs and Trade has asked the cuban government to investigate this http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/Cuba

smartraveller.gov.au - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade It's a must see destination. Skip to content Site Navigation: Travel advisories Register with us Travel tips Travel publications ... Home Site tools Search Site Feedback Subscribe to receive updated e-mail versions of this Travel Advice Travel Advice Cuba This Advice is current for Wednesday, 21 September 2005. The Advice was issued on Wednesday, 29 June 2005, 10:44:03, AEST. This advice has been reviewed and reissued. It contains new information on safety and security, local law and customs and entry and exit requirements. The overall level of the advice has not changed. Australians in Cuba are advised to exercise caution and monitor developments that might affect their safety. As you would in Australia, use common sense and be alert to suspicious activities. Be aware of concern about the security environment because of the risk of criminal activity. You should be vigilant and watch the media for information about possible new safety or security threats. Safety and Security Terrorism Australian travellers should be aware of the threat of terrorism globally and should read this travel advice in conjunction with the General Advice to Australian Travellers Personal Security The incidence of violent crimes such as assault and rape is increasing and foreigners have been victims.

74. Military Jokes Military Humor recent humiliations the cuban government has suffered at the hands of theUnited States. Juan Perdedor spokesman for the cuban government claims that http://www.strategypage.com/humor/articles/20020313.asp

September 20, 2005 Home Prediction Market HTMW Wars ... Search StrategyPage's Military Jokes and Military Humor Return to Humor Index Go to the Hot Stuff index Cuban Government Lodges Protest Cuban Government Lodges Protest Washington - Flanked by several of the Hollywood elite a spokesman for the Castro government lodged a formal complaint today about the recent humiliations the Cuban government has suffered at the hands of the United States. Juan Perdedor spokesman for the Cuban government claims that humiliations began when the Taliban detainees were brought to Guantanamo. “Can you believe what the U.S. has done,” said Senor Perdedor. “Giving what they consider to be common criminals showers on a daily basis and three meals a day. Even our most outstanding citizens only get to bath every other day. And most of us only bath once a week. Its not a prison, it’s the Cuban Hilton!” Perdedor went on to say that the amount of space given each prisoner was more than the Cuban government allotted to a family of four. Cuba claims that the U.S. prison is a thinly veiled propaganda attempt to convince Cuban citizens that things are really better in the U.S. “Our citizens will not fall for this trick,” Senor Perdedor exclaimed. “Our citizens know that Marxism is the only government that can truly bring peace and prosperity to the world.”

75. President Bush Announces Initiative For A New Cuba If the cuban government truly wants to advance the cause of workers, of Cuban Today s initiative invites the cuban government to trust and respect Cuban http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/05/20020520-1.html

Issues Hurricane Relief Homeland Security Judicial Nominations ... RSS Feeds News by Date August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 ... January 2001 Interact Ask the White House White House Interactive Appointments Nominations Application Federal Facts Federal Statistics West Wing History Home May 2002 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary May 20, 2002 President's Remarks view listen President Bush Announces Initiative for a New Cuba Remarks by the President on Cuba Policy Review The East Room Fact Sheet 10:15 A.M. EDT THE PRESIDENT: Bienvenidos. Welcome to the White House for the 100th anniversary of Cuban independence. Today we honor the ties of friendship, and family, and faith, that unite the Cuban people and the people of the United States. We honor the contributions that Cuban-Americans have made to all aspects of our national life. And today, I am issuing a proposal and a challenge that can put Cuba on the path to liberty. I appreciate our Secretary of State being here. He and I take this issue very seriously. He loves freedom as much as I love freedom. I want to thank Mel Martinez, a graduate of Pedro Pan, for being here; Mr. Secretary, you're doing a great job. Welcome. I appreciate members of the diplomatic corps who are here. Thank you all for coming; I'm honored to have you here. I want to thank Senator George Allen from the Commonwealth of Virginia. I want to thank Congressman Dan Burton; Mr. Chairman. And, of course, two great members of the United States Congress, people who have got a lot to offer, a lot of sound advice: Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Lincoln Diaz-Balart. Thank you all for coming. (Applause.)

76. Cuba, Cigars, And Travel CUBA, CUBAN CIGARS TRAVEL. complied by Bob Curtis Currency Regs (Cuba)Since the cuban government legalized the use of dollars in July 1993, http://www.cigargroup.com/cubntrav.htm

Web Sites Cigar FAQ Chat Room ICG Resource Page ... Health Issues complied by Bob Curtis Readers should bear in mind that it it currently illegal for U.S. citizens to travel to Cuba without a special Government visa. These visas can not be obtained for tourism... :-( Cuba - Consular Information Sheet - September 8, 1994

77. Pravda.RU 30 Cubans Dead. Havana Blames Washington The cuban government blames Washington for the death of 30 more immigrants,claiming that by enticing Cuban subjects to the USA, it must accept moral http://english.pravda.ru/accidents/2001/11/22/21714.html

Nov, 22 2001 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:USA:More in detail 30 Cubans dead. Havana blames Washington The latest in a series of incidents in the Strait of Florida was described by the Cuban government as “serious and painful” and declares that the Cuban Adjustment Law is “a murderous law”. Under this law of 1996, preferential treatment is given to Cubans who wish to emigrate to the United States, once they have arrived on US territory. Fidel Castro has argued since then that by enticing Cubans to leave the island, the United States is morally responsible for what happens to them. Many use makeshift rafts to cross the Strait, which break up in the currents and many lives are lost. The Cuban government considers these incentives as dangerous attempts to foment illegal migration. The group of 30 Cuban emigrants, 12 of whom were children, left western Cuba last Friday and were supposed to arrive in Florida on Saturday. They never arrived and the US coast guard gave up the search on the morning of November 22nd The Cuban government classifies the Cuban Adjustment Law as the “siren’s song of capitalism”, cynically taking advantage of the precarious economic situation the US-imposed embargo places on the island.

78. Wired News: Cuba Is No Cancer Pariah s deal with the cuban government to develop three experimental cancer drugscreated in CancerVax agreed to US government demands to pay Cuba in food and http://wired.com/news/medtech/0,1286,64245,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Cuba Is No Cancer Pariah Page 1 of 1 Associated Press 08:38 AM Jul. 16, 2004 PT SAN FRANCISCO In a rare exception to long-standing American foreign policy, U.S. officials have approved CancerVax Corp.'s deal with the Cuban government to develop three experimental cancer drugs created in Havana. It's the first such commercial deal approved by the U.S. government between an American biotechnology company and Cuba, which has spent $1 billion building a biotechnology program that is among the most advanced in the Third World. One of the three drugs included in the deal attacks a cancer cell in a novel way. See also Check yourself into Med-Tech Today's Top 5 Stories Secrecy Power Sinks Patent Case C'mon Kids, Let's Play Programmer W's Pee-Break Pic, Deconstructed The Games of Tokyo ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Karzai says U.S. should ease off Afghan action Hurricane Rita Lashes Florida Keys Galveston Calls for Voluntary Evacuations Group: Protect Katrina Victim Immigrants ... More Breaking News Special Partner Promotion Broadband Stories. What's your story?

79. FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE CRACKDOWN ON PEACEFUL DISSENT IN CUBA Exactly one year ago, on March 18, 2003, the cuban government launched a We call upon the cuban government to uphold the rights of all Cubans who wish http://www.phrusa.org/campaigns/colleagues/cuba_oneyear.htm

Get the PHR e-newsletter STATEMENT ON FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF CRACKDOWN IN CUBA PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Michael Goldfarb www.freedomhouse.org FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE CRACKDOWN ON PEACEFUL DISSENT IN CUBA Exactly one year ago, on March 18, 2003, the Cuban government launched a massive crackdown on peaceful dissidents, independent journalists, human rights defenders, and independent labor unionists, librarians, medical doctors, and teachers. Almost 90 democracy advocates were detained in a matter of days, their houses thoroughly searched, and many of their belongings confiscated. At the same time as the clampdown on democracy advocates, the Cuban government also condemned to death and executed three young black Cubans who had attempted to leave the island illegally by hijacking a small ferry. Detained on April 4, the three men were summarily executed seven days later, even though they did not physically harm anyone during the hijacking. Their relatives were informed about the executions only after the fact, when they received notification to retrieve the young men's bodies. We call upon the Cuban government to uphold the rights of all Cubans who wish to promote and defend human rights according to their conscience.

80. Cuban Government Postpones SIU Trip cuban government officials have indefinitely delayed SIU s mission to Cuba two cuban government officials notified SIU officials Tuesday that the Cuban http://www.siue.edu/ALESTLE/library/FALL2000/november9/cuban.html

Cuban government postpones SIU trip Maureen Hagrman News Reporter Cuban government officials have indefinitely delayed SIU's mission to Cuba two days before the planned departure. Thirty-one faculty members, administrators and researchers from SIU Edwardsville, Carbondale and the medical school in Springfield and several state and local officials had planned to go on the trip to Cuba, which was designed as a humanitarian trip. University spokesperson Scott Kaiser said, "We wanted to meet with various Cuban officials in government to discuss agriculture, biotechnology, education and establish relationships that will be beneficial in the long run to SIU faculty and students." Cuban government officials notified SIU officials Tuesday that "the Cuban government has postponed the Southern Illinois University mission trip to Cuba due to unplanned and unforeseen situations that have arisen beyond their control." The delegation was supposed to leave Thursday. Some members of the delegation were to stay in Cuba for six days, while another group was to stay for 12. Reportedly, the Cuban government left hope for the mission to be rescheduled.

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