81. Online NewsHour: Crackdown In Cuba -- April 24, 2003 I think one would have to also say that the cuban government is very much Now the cuban government wants to blame the United States also for these http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/international/jan-june03/cuba_4-24.html

CRACKDOWN IN CUBA April 24, 2003 Led by Fidel Castro, Cuba has outraged the international human rights community by its recent jailing of dozens of well-known dissidents and its execution of three men for hijacking a ferry to Florida. Ray Suarez leads a discussion with two experts on the timing of the Cuban government's latest moves and the U.S. response to the crackdown. Online NewsHour Special Report Cuba and the United States The Elian Gonzalez Case May 15, 2002: Former President Jimmy Carter visits Havana, Cuba July 18, 2001: Paul Solman explores Cuba's market reforms and the effect of the U.S. trade embargo July 17, 2001: Paul Solman reports from Cuba on the growing role of capitalism in the country's socialist system Jan. 5, 1999: Secretary of State Albright discusses Cuba. July 19, 1996: A look at Cuba and the Helms-Burton Act Browse the NewsHour's complete coverage of Latin America. News for Students: A 6-year-old boy from Cuba starts a war of words between the U.S. and Cuba. 12.16.99 Human Rights Watch, America's Division

82. Online NewsHour: Cuban Response To Shootdown The responsibility for the actions that the cuban government has now been The cuban government accepted the requests of the US government to allow US http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/latin_america/cuba_statement_2-26.html

NOTE OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF CUBA Havana, February 25, 1996 Unofficial Translation On February 24, 1996 between 3:21 pm and 3:28 pm two pirate Cessna planes coming from Opalocka Airport in the state of Florida were shot down by our armed forces while they were violating, once again, the Cuban airspace at a distance between 5 and 8 miles north of Baracoa Beach, west of the City of Havana. Before this, between 10:15 am and 11:27 am, three planes of the same kind had invaded cuban airspace. In this occasion, an airplane from our armed forces went to the place were these pirate planes were and with its presence impeded the violation of the cuban airspace. The pirate planes then took off to the north. At 1:21 pm, while they were returning again to Cuba, one of these planes responsible for these incursions was warned by the center of control of air traffic of Havana that they had activated areas of air space north of the capital and they were warned of the risks they were running by doing this. In response the pilot of the pirate plane said it was clear he could not fly in that zone, but he was going to do it anyway. At 3:15 pm it is known through internal communications of one of the pilots that they were heading toward Havana. Meanwhile, two of the planes were penetrating the restricted zone of cuban airspace. The head of the group in a third plane remained outside of the 12-mile limit.

83. Close Up Foundation Civics Education | U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Many members of the US government would like the cuban government to allow Radioand TV The cuban government reneges on the pact after five months. http://www.closeup.org/cuba.htm

contact us site index search: teachers students parents alumni ... Special Topic Papers U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Close Up Materials Overview of U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Classroom Activity on U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Links U.S. Government Sources Cuban Sources Outside Analysis Media ... Other Pointers Overview of U.S. Policy Toward Cuba Introduction Tightening the Embargo International Response Foreign Investment ... Questions to Consider Introduction The island nation of Cuba, located just ninety miles off the coast of Florida, is home to 11 million people and has one of the few remaining communist regimes in the world. Cuba's leader, Fidel Castro, came to power in 1959 and immediately instituted a communist program of sweeping economic and social changes. Castro allied his government with the Soviet Union and seized and nationalized billions of dollars of American property. U.S. relations with Cuba have been strained ever since. A trade embargo against Cuba that was imposed in 1960 is still in place today. Despite severe economic suffering and increasing isolation from the world community, Castro remains committed to communism.

84. January 8 From the cuban government perspective the US government decision constitutes Since 1959 the cuban government has asked the United States government to http://www.ccmep.org/hotnews2/010802counterpunch.htm

http://www.counterpunch.org/ January 8, 2002 Guantánamo Naval Base, Anti-Terrorism and US/Cuban Relations By Nelson P Valdés T he U.S. Defense Department announcement that it will use Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba to set up prison facilities and military tribunals where terrorists captured in Afghanistan and elsewhere will be held and tried raises important questions. Why select Guantanamo base rather than, Utah or the Marshall Islands which are more isolated and the surrounding territory is controlled by the United States military? What possible military or political attraction could Cuba provide? It should be noted that the base has 71 square miles, of which 48 square miles are on land (swamps claim 13 square miles). This small territory is surrounded by the Sierra Cristal mountain range controlled by the Cuban military. Thus, in a sense the real security of the base will not depend on the US government alone but on the Cuban armed forces. It is odd that the United States will hold such high profile prisoners in a place that is so close to another country's territory. Even more peculiar is the fact that the U.S. State Department in its most recent 2001 report on "international terrorism" claims that Cuba harbors and supports terrorists. Then why set up the tribunals and the prison facilities on the island? Obviously the U.S. military consider that Cuba does not present any real terrorist threat, despite what the State Department has claimed. So, which side of the US government is correct?

85. Nbc6.net - Hank Tester - Cuban Government Releases List Of 'Terrorists' MIAMI Hank Tester The cuban government has released a list of people it callsterrorists. The list, containing 64 names, was released late Sunday by the http://www.nbc6.net/hanktester/1927005/detail.html

Noon News Breaking News Alerts View More TEXT And HTML E-News Contact Station: Select Recipient WebStaff General Newsroom Sales/Marketing NBC 6 Investigates Weather Sports Community Programming Technical Operations Family Matters Spotlight Search Food And Recipes House And Home Dating Education Connection ... Hank Tester Email This Story Print This Story Cuban Government Releases List Of 'Terrorists' Cuba Claims Listees Acting Against Castro Regime NBC 6 Reporter Hank Tester POSTED: 6:46 pm EST January 21, 2003 UPDATED: 7:28 am EST February 5, 2003 MIAMI The Cuban government has released a list of people it calls terrorists. The list, containing 64 names, was released late Sunday by the Cuban Government and printed in the state controlled newspapers. If you live in Miami the list may contain the name of someone you know, or perhaps a relative certainly it contains someone you have seen on television or read about in the local papers. The list is the lead story on local talk radio, certainly on Spanish language television, and is getting mention on some English language newscasts. On it are the names of persons the Cuban Government regards as terrorists people who have participated in actions against the Island Nation in attempts to topple the Castro government.

86. Al-Qaeda In Cuba - Worldpress.org Cuba s governmentowned media barely mentioned the US operation until Jan. The cuban government is being cautious these days because they re afraid of http://www.worldpress.org/Americas/371.cfm

Africa Americas Asia-Pacific Europe ... Front Page Americas E-mail this article Print this article Al-Qaeda in Cuba Guantanamo's New Guests Get Little Attention in Havana Nick Miroff World Press Review Correspondent Havana, Cuba, January 22, 2002 Harboring terrorists: U.S. military police watch detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (Photo: Shane T. McCoy/U.S. Department of Defense). For years, the U.S. government has accused Cuba of harboring terrorists. Today, the U.S. government is harboring terrorists in Cuba. Approximately 110 fighters captured in Afghanistan, members of Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, have been transferred to the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, since Jan. 10, 2002. So what does the Cuban press—which has been protesting the U.S. occupation of Guantanamo Bay for decades—have to say about Washington's plans to detain the world's most high-security inmates there? Surprisingly enough, not much. Cuba's government-owned media barely mentioned the U.S. operation until Jan. 12, when the Cuban Communist Party's daily newspaper Granma ran a front-page official declaration outlining the government's position. Lacking the stinging invective that often features in such statements on U.S. policy, the declaration offered a brief history of the base's existence and its changing role in U.S.-Cuban relations, including its most recent usage as an emergency refugee camp and detention center. In a moderated, somewhat subdued tone, the statement claimed that the hostilities that once characterized U.S.-Cuban discussions about the base have since given way to "a climate of mutual respect" on both sides of Guantanamo's fences. Cuba, the statement declared accordingly, will not object to U.S. plans to hold suspected terrorists there:

87. Statement Protesting Repression In Cuba We condemn the arrests of scores of opponents of the cuban government for their The cuban government s violations of democratic rights do not justify http://www.wpunj.edu/~newpol/issue35/cpda35.htm

Statement Protesting Repression in Cuba Campaign for Peace and Democracy [from New Politics , vol. 9, no. 3 (new series), whole no. 35, Summer 2003] PLEASE JOIN CPD's statement "We Oppose both Saddam Hussein and the U.S, War on Iraq: A call for a new, democratic U.S. foreign policy" appeared in The New York Times, The Nation, and The Progressive, as well as on the ZNet, Progressive, Nation, and Boston Review websites and on numerous listserves in this country and abroad. With your help we will also aim to publicize this statement as broadly as possible. Thank you, Joanne Landy, Thomas Harrison, Jennifer Scarlott, Co-Directors, CPD Anti-War, Social Justice and Human Rights Advocates Oppose Repression in Cuba WE, THE UNDERSIGNED , strongly protest the current wave of repression in Cuba. We condemn the arrests of scores of opponents of the Cuban government for their nonviolent political activities, and the shockingly long prison sentences some as high as 28 years imposed after unfair trials. According to Amnesty International, the arrestees include journalists, owners of private libraries and members of illegal opposition parties. We condemn as well the trial and execution of three alleged hijackers in a week's time, both for the lack of due process and because we oppose capital punishment on principle. And we recall too the long, criminal record of U.S. interventions in Latin America. This record has included six decades of exploitation and imperial control of Cuba, followed by an attempted invasion and a campaign of international terrorism and economic warfare, that is by now well-documented. Only a government that repudiated this record, renounced any intention of restoring its economic or political domination over Cuba, either directly or through rightwing Cuban-American proxies, and promised to respect the democratic will of the Cuban people themselves would have the moral legitimacy to call for democratic change in Cuba.

88. Cuban Government Documents Cuban History cuban government Documents. cuban government Documents. Fidel CastroArchive Che Guevara Archive. Constituciones (Espanol) http://www.marxists.org/history/cuba/archive/

Cuban History: Cuban Government Documents Cuban Government Documents Fidel Castro Archive Che Guevara Archive Constituciones (Espanol): 1976 Constitution 1976 Constitution with 1992 Reforms Cuban History

89. Cuban Government Helped Cuban Jews Leave 10/11/99 615 PM. cuban government helped Cuban Jews leave Israel confirmedMonday the 400 Cuban Jews were brought to Israel in the past five years http://www.jafi.org.il/papers/1999/oct/tamoct11.htm

10/11/99 6:15 PM Cuban government helped Cuban Jews leave ASHKELON, Israel (AP) - Israel's latest secret immigrants made a complex exodus from Cuba that involved at least three foreign countries and help from the Jewish granddaughter of Emiliano Zapata, the legendary Mexican revolutionary. Israel confirmed Monday the 400 Cuban Jews were brought to Israel in the past five years in a secret operation that had the blessing of Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Israel's military censor lifted a ban Monday on reporting on their arrival, and the Jewish Agency, a quasi-governmental agency dealing with immigration, allowed reporters limited access to the newcomers. Cuban immigrants interviewed at a center in the southern coastal town of Ashkelon said the operation was common knowledge in Cuba. Everyone in Cuba ``knew the Jews were coming to Israel,'' said Alexei Colon Mizrachi, 23, who now lives at the center with his twin brother, Alexander, and their father, Cristobal. A spokesman for the small Jewish community in Cuba angrily denied any secret operation, saying some Cuban Jews had left for Israel, but not in high numbers and not as part of a secret pact. ``That is absolutely false,'' said Jose Miller, president of the Jewish Community House of Cuba. ``In Cuba, there is a general immigration movement to many countries, but there has been no agreement to take members of our Hebrew community to Israel.''

90. Date Set For Damage Award In Cuban Government Rape Case - 2001-02-16 American City Business Journals Inc. is the nation s largest publisher ofmetropolitan business newspapers, serving 41 of the country s most vibrant http://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/stories/2001/02/12/daily53.html

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91. Cuba. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 In the late 1960s and 70s Cuba’s government policies went through a During hisvisit he criticized both the cuban government and US policy toward the http://www.bartleby.com/65/cu/Cuba.html

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92. Traveling To Cuba Travel Agents, cuban government, Money Excess baggage For the cuban governmentend, see cuban government sites in Cuba, Cuban Interests Section in http://www.afrocubaweb.com/travelcuba.htm

AfroCubaWeb In Cuba: Festivals Conferences Workshops Music in Cuba - up to date shows Musicians in Cuba - seek them out for lessons US to Cuba Travel News Bringing Cubans to the US Restrictions on Traveling from Cuba to the US Private houses ... Other Links Traveling to Cuba US Government Defense of Travel Rights Travel Agents Cuban Government ... Excess baggage Traveling to Cuba can be one of those life transforming experiences. Here we present some practical information to help make that a reality. There are always two aspects of going to Cuba, the part having to do with the Cuban government, of course, and, especially in the case of the US, the part having to do with your country of residence. For the Cuban government end, see Cuban Government sites in Cuba, Cuban Interests Section in Washington DC, and . If you are a Cuban American living in the US, see the very informative new site by the Cuban Interests Section in Washington, DC. You fall under a separate system than other Americans and must tend to those details. For the US government end, see

93. STATEMENT SUPPORTING CUBA AGAINST BUSH'S ATTACKS For forty years the overthrow of the cuban government has been a priority for US 2) We call on the US government to end its blockade against Cuba, http://www.iacenter.org/cuba_support403.htm

STATEMENT SUPPORTING CUBA AGAINST BUSH'S ATTACKS - Initiated by the International A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition - We invite you to sign this statement in solidarity with the people of Cuba. To add your name, go to http://www.internationalanswer.org/campaigns/cuba/sign.html STOP BUSH'S NEW AGGRESSION AGAINST CUBA We, the undersigned individuals and organizations, view with great concern the intensifying campaign of subversion and aggression against Cuba, directed by the U.S. government. We in the U.S. progressive and anti-war movement recognize our obligation to expose and organize against the Bush administration's plans to overthrow the government of Cuba. Under the rubric of the "war against terrorism" the Bush administration has aggressively embarked on a campaign to carry out the overturn of governments that seek to maintain independent control over their own land and resources. At stake in Cuba are the considerable social and economic gains of the people made in spite of overwhelming opposition from the government representing the most powerful country in the world. On April 7, James Cason, chief of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana and the top U.S. diplomat in Cuba, declared, "all of our allies agree that their policy goal in Cuba is, ultimately, the same as ours: the rapid and peaceful transition to a democratic government characterized by strong support for human rights and an open market economy." He stated on the same day, "the Administration's top priority is to promote a rapid, peaceful transition."

94. M.C.U.D. - Movimiento Cubano Unidad Democratica Working from the US, Europe and South America for restoration of democratic government in Cuba, through education, lobbying, and relationship building with nongovernmental groups on the island. Lists activities and contacts. English/Spanish http://www.cubamcud.org/

M.C.U.D. MOVIMIENTO CUBANO UNIDAD DEMOCRÁTICA "Trabajando juntos por Cuba Libre" M.C.U.D. QUIENES SOMOS OBJETIVOS INFO CUBA ... ENGLISH Si Ud. quiere ayudarnos, puede hacer una donación! Su contribución se usará para avanzar en nuestra causa por la lucha en hacer respetar los derechos humanos alrededor del mundo, y especial mente tratar de devolverle la libertad y la democracia al pueblo de Cuba. Su aporte es libre de impuestos Pronto será activado Presione aquí y siga el último número de la revista: desde San Juan, Puerto Rico. Presione aquí en Magazine y podrá oír en vivo el programa cubano más escuchado en Puerto Rico. NOTICIAS Por una "Posición Común" entre los Demócratas Cubanos. Madrid 10 de Octubre de 2005. Listado de las Organizaciones cubanas invitadas al importante evento en Madrid. La Invitación es totalmente abierta y cada cubano tiene el derecho de participar, repetimos todos estamos invitados. Otro secuestro "político" de la dictadura de Fidel Castro.

95. Cuban Information Archives Start Page Primary source materials pertaining activities of Cubans in the US to end Castro's government. http://cuban-exile.com/

CUBAN INFORMATION ARCHIVES Terms and Conditions of Use Site Purpose Please report any broken links or other problems to the Webmaster. (Emails with no SUBJECT are deleted without opening.) NOTE : If you received an email with cuban-exile.com as the sender, it is part of the Cuba campaign to disrupt this site. See Cuba as a Terrorist State **THIS SITE HAS NO CONNECTION TO THE** CUBAN AMERICAN NATIONAL FOUNDATION **NOR ANY OTHER GROUP OR ORGANIZATION** Webmaster MAIN MENU or Go to the Quick Index In a hurry? Search This Site by entering "any word" or combination or words to find what you are looking for in the extensive collection of documents at CUBAN-EXILE.COM The Cuban Government does not like this site! Iran and Cuba, in cooperation with each other, can bring America to its knees. The U.S. regime is very weak, and we are witnessing this weakness from close up. Fidel Castro, during his tour of Iran, Syria and Libya.. May 2001 ........ Go to Cuba State Sponsored Terrorism Page Guestbook

96. The Avalon Project : The Cuban Missile Crisis Extensive collection of U.S. government documents from the missile crisis period. Plus list of key players, glossary of abbreviations, and sources. http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/diplomacy/forrel/cuba/cubamenu.htm

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97. Bad Trade: The Cuban Embargo And The World Trade Organization Points out the hypocricy of rewarding the Chinese government while starving the people of Cuba. http://econ161.berkeley.edu/OpEd/cubachinawto.html

Op Eds Created 3/22/1997 Go to Brad DeLong's Home Page Bad Trade: The Cuban Embargo and the Future of the World Trade Organization Brad DeLong March 25, 1997; draft 3.0 We all know why trade with China is vital. Trade with China gives executives and entrepreneurs contact with the liberal democratic civilization of the industrial west. It shows them that things do not have to be as they are in Chinawith all power in the bloody hands of a narrow oligarchy and a broader party of boot-lickers. Although China's human rights record has been abysmal, the best way to change this is to "engage" China so that its government has a stake in the good opinion of the rest of the world. We also all know why no trade with Cuba is vital. Trade would give Fidel Castro and his lieutenants a powerful boost. Prosperity from trade would strengthen the regime, and delay democratization. The best way to nurture civil society and dissent in Cuba is by embargo. Castro and his high party officials are not personally impoverished, but that is the point: only by making the material economic failure of the Cuban regime crystal-clear can the U.S. "help" Cuba. So far this is bipartisan Washington hypocricy. Congress is eager to vote for sanctions on Cuba, and reluctant to vote for sanctions on China. The President is eager for "engagement" with China, and happy to sign the Helms-Burton Act punishing Cuba. But today's inconsistency is no worse than under George Bush, Ronald Reagan, or before. The legacy of the Cold War, the hatred of Castro by immigrants from Cuba, provocations like the shoot-down of "Brothers to the Rescue" planes over international waters (along with Castro's belief that he is strengthened mightily by confrontation with the United States) have brought us here, where American politicians are comfortable with one set of principles for the Caribbean and another for the Pacific. The embargo has been tough luck for twelve million Cubans who cannot buy or sell in the U.S. But so far it has made little difference otherwise.

98. Travel Agents For Cuban Liberation Petition to US government for maintaining the embargo. http://www.tacl-usa.com

Sign the Petition View Signatures The undersigned comprise the executive committee of TACL, an organization of professional retail travel agents, some of whom operated their agencies in Cuba prior to 1959. We have taken upon ourselves the task of enrolling as many of our industry colleagues as possible, as well as the American public in general, in this petition to the President of the United States and to the members of Congress, requesting that they support the law of this land by maintaining the ban on travel to Cuba. We believe that congressional slight-of-hand to undermine the law by rendering it un-enforceable is lacking in principle and does not uphold the honor of these United States. Early in the revolution, our travel businesses in Cuba, along with so many others, were confiscated without compensation -stolen is a better word- and after 44 years of despotic revolutionary government there are still no travel agents in Cuba. This is the will of one man, Fidel Castro, and his terrorist regime that some, even in our own industry, are willing to patronize, shamefully turning their backs on solidarity within our class. If we are ready to prop-up with our travel dollars the most vicious violators of human rights in this hemisphere, what would we get for the Cuban people in exchange? Not even reciprocity, as Cubans must obtain approval for a simple move within the Island, and travel abroad is forbidden to the extent that those trying to escape are severely punished. Remember the three young men who Castro recently executed for trying to escape his island-prison? And what about the 20 to 30 year jail sentences and atrocious prison conditions for merely expressing a thought critical of the government or distributing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

99. CubaWeb.cu/Directory About Cuba No Reasons to Hold the cuban Five, Says Top government Official US LawyersPraise Court Ruling on cuban Five Case cuban Salsa Band Captivates Japanese http://www.cubaweb.cu/

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100. CubaWeb.cu/Directory About Cuba A cuban portal on references about tourism, culture, and national news. News and Media Tourism and Trips Politics and government http://www.cubaweb.cu/eng/index.asp

INFORMATION CHANNELS DTCuba Directory Caribe Ch@nnel Cubaweb Notinet Cuban Women ... Cuban Habanos CUBAN NEWS AGENCY Fidel Castro ratifies the creation of International Medical Contingent Cuba Maintains Offer of Medical Help to the US, says Fidel Venezuelan President Receives Warm Welcome CULTURAL NEWS: Cultural Activities in Cuba's Mountains Cuban Choir to Perform in South America Experts Weigh Restoration of Major Cuban Museum Cuban Music at Popkomm Fair ... Cuban Artist Exhibits Artworks in Quebec TOURISM NEWS: Facilities for Golf in Cuba "Andariegos" Favors Tourism in Camagüey Holguín's Tourist Attractions Highlighted Room for Gastronomy in Cuba's Tourist Industry ... SERVICES OUR FOUNDERS Cuban Commerce Cuban Press INTERNET SERVICES CATEGORIES: News and Media Tourism and Trips Politics y Government Business and Commerce ... Return to Homepage - http://www.cubaweb.cu

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