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The indefinite detention of Cuban refugees in the United States: The failure of the system of justice (Student papers / University of Washington, School of Law) by Elizabeth M Calvin, 1988 Refugees in the United States: The Cuban emigration crisis (Issue brief / Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress) by Charlotte Moore, 1981 The People Should Teach the People by Cuban Revolutionary Government, 1965 Cuba: The Truth About the US invasion of Grenada [U.S.] by Fidel and Cuban Party and Government Castro, 1983 The Origins of the Cuban Revolution Reconsidered (Envisioning Cuba) by Samuel Farber, 2006-03-13 Averting 'The Final Failure': John F. Kennedy and the Secret Cuban Missile Crisis Meetings (Stanford Nuclear Age Series) by Sheldon Stern, 2003-07-11 The People of Cuba Vs. The Government of the United States for Human Damages: Deman Submitted to the Civil and Administrative Court of Law At the Provincial People's Court in Havana (May 31, 1999) by Cuban State Council, 1999 Government of Cuba: Politics of Cuba, Cuban Law, Captaincy General of Cuba, Intelligence Directorate, Corruption in Cuba The Cuban Exile: A Socio-Political Analysis (Hispanics in the United States) by Patrick Lee Gallagher, 1981-01 Secret Missions to Cuba: Fidel Castro, Bernardo Benes, and Cuban Miami by Prof. Robert M. Levine, 2002-10-04 Key Largo lawyer rescues Cuban migrants.: An article from: Florida Bar News by Jan Pudlow, 2007-12-01 21st Century Secret Documents: NSA Files - National Security Agency Declassified Documents on Cryptology, NSA History, JFK, Korean War, Cuban Missile Crisis, UFOs (DVD-ROM) by U.S. Government, National Security Agency (NSA), 2010-04-01 Issues in U.S.-Cuban relations.(Cuba: Issues for the 109th Congress)(Report): An article from: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by Mark P. Sullivan, 2006-12-01 21st Century Essential Guide to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), Human Trafficking, Cuban, Haitian, Somali Bantu, Asylees, Cash Assistance, Torture Treatment, Repatriation (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2006-03-12

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41. Re: Comments On Terrorist Attack... Plus Statement By Cuban Government.
    Re Comments on terrorist attack plus statement by cuban government. In caseyou haven't seen it, I append the statement issued by the cuban government.  
    http://www.casi.org.uk/discuss/2001/msg00837.html
    
    Extractions: The following is an archived copy of a message sent to a Discussion List run by the Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq Views expressed in this archived message are those of the author, not of the Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq. Main archive index/search List information Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq Homepage Date Prev ... Thread Index To "former member of US armed services" Like you , and like hundreds of millions of others around the world, I was in that plane, I was in that building. Like you, I feel distressed and shocked by this diabolical act and can feel the searing intensity of pain and hate and anguish and rage... How can we cope with such corrosive emotions? How can we stop such lightning-bolts from frying our fragile reason-circuits? Nothing I say should be misinterpreted as in any way a justification for or a mitigation of the heinous actions committed last Tuesday. To my mind, the attack on the WTC and Pentagon were not only horrendous crimes against innocent victims and their friends and families, they have had a broader terrible effect: of permitting the US government to retake the initiative in its war against democratic rights, working people and oppressed nationalities at home and abroad.

42. The Cuban Government Has Cancelled The Proposed Visit Of Small Farmers To U.S
    The cuban government has cancelled the proposed visit of small farmers to US Miami– September 22, 2000 (GACIC News) The cuban government has cancelled the  
    http://www.gacicuba.org/cuban.htm
    
    Extractions: The Cuban Government has cancelled the visit to the U.S. of small farmers and owners of family-style restaurants (name “paladares”), according with an E-Mail sent by Peter Orr, who reported “It has been resolved that the Cuban Government (or indefinitely postponed) the planned visit of small farmers and small restaurant operators. This decision of the Cuban authorities closes another chapter of the efforts of the U.S Chamber of Commerce to bring to bring over farmers and representatives of private businesses to this country, as part of a process for gradual understanding between the Cuban Government and representatives of U.S business.

43. The Cuban Government Lays Off Hundreds Of Farm Workers Of The UBPC (Basic Units
    The cuban government lays off hundreds of farm workers of the UBPC(Basic Units of coop Production). ALTO SONGO- Santiago de Cuba  
    http://www.gacicuba.org/the.htm
    
    Extractions: New Release by: Humberto Melo Arias, ANAIC Coordinator A new policy allegedly to improve production efficiency by cutting down the labor force among the farm workers who work for the Basic Units of Co-operative Production (UBPC)has had chaotic consequences, creating desperation within farm worker families.

44. Havana Vista - Cuban Government
    cuban government Havana Vista Home Page Other important links. Cuban CustomsAdministration Home Page Aduana General de la República  
    http://www.havanavista.com/links/cubangovernment.html

45. Cuban Activists Deliver Petitions For Change In Cuban Government On Eve Of Presi
    Cuban activists deliver petitions for change in cuban government on eveof President Carter's visit. VIVIAN SEQUERA, Associated Press Writer.  
    http://www.cubaliberal.org/archivo-02/petitions.htm
    
    Extractions: BÚSQUEDA NOSOTROS CONTÁCTENOS ENLACES ... Portada Cuban activists deliver petitions for change in Cuban government on eve of President Carter's visit VIVIAN SEQUERA, Associated Press Writer HAVANA - Activists delivered more than 11,020 signatures to Cuba's National Assembly on Friday, demanding a referendum for broad changes in Cuba's socialist system less than 48 hours before a visit here by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Known as Project Varela, the signature-gathering campaign is seen as the biggest homegrown, nonviolent campaign to force reforms in the government established by Fidel Castro 43 years ago. The petitions propose a referendum that would ask voters if they favor civil liberties like free speech, an amnesty for political prisoners, the right to start their own businesses. Cuba's constitution says the National Assembly should schedule a national referendum if it receives the verified signatures of 10,000 legal voters. "The heroes are these Cubans, more than 20,000 who signed this demand for an opening in a written declaration," campaign coordinator Oswaldo Paya said before entering the National Assembly, or Cuba's parliament.

46. We Choose Not To Trade With The Repressive Cuban Government
    We choose not to trade with the repressive cuban government . US in ONU.Ambassador James B. Cunningham Deputy United States Representative  
    http://www.futurodecuba.org/_We choose not to trade with the repressive Cuban Go
    
    Extractions: "We choose not to trade with the repressive Cuban Government". US in ONU Ambassador James B. Cunningham Deputy United States Representative to the United Nations Statement in the General Assembly in Explanation of Vote on the Economic, Commercial and Financial Embargo Against CubaNovember 27, 2001USUN PRESS RELEASE # 177 (01)Explanation of Vote by James B. Cunningham, United States Deputy Representative to the United Nations, on the Economic, Commercial and Financial Embargo Against Cuba, General Assembly Plenary, November 27, 2001 The United States cannot support this resolution. Our trade embargo against the Government of Cuba is a matter of bilateral trade policy and not an issue that the General Assembly should consider. We do not forbid other nations from trading with Cuba - that is their decision. We choose, because of the repressive policies and actions of the Cuban Government, not to trade with the Cuban government. We have every right to do so. Our bilateral economic trade embargo represents one element of our policy aimed at promoting democracy in Cuba. While maintaining the bilateral trade embargo, the U.S. has moved over the past few years to dramatically support the Cuban people. U.S. food sales are now legal to Cuba and the Cuban government is, as we speak, negotiating with U .S. companies the purchases of millions of dollars worth of food. The Cuban government reversed its policy of refusing to buy our food after turning down our post-Hurricane Michelle offer of disaster assistance.

47. Sun-Sentinel Cuba
    cuban government boosts harassment of US diplomats, document saysBy Jonathan Wright Reuters Posted February 6 2003, 719 PM EST  
    http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/cuba/sfl0206cubaharass,0,3612754.story?co

48. Sun-Sentinel: Cuba News
    cuban government boosts harassment of US diplomats, document says WASHINGTON —Cuban agents have stepped up the harassment of US diplomats stationed in Cuba  
    http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/cuba/

49. Cuba Solidarity Campaign - US Diplomatic Relations
    It was not the nationalizations carried out by the cuban government that cause thebreaking down of diplomatic relations, it was because the cuban government  
    http://www.cuba-solidarity.org.uk/diprel.htm
    
    Extractions: 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:

50. Action File Manuel Gonzalez Castellanos File Write To Cuban
    Translate this page Action File Manuel Gonzalez Castellanos file Write to cuban government.Detailed information. Addresses of cuban government and officials  
    http://amnesty.narod.ru/en/campaigns/action-file/castellanos/government.htm
    
    Extractions: Write to Cuban government Detailed information Write to Manuel González Castellanos Write to Manuel González Castellanos' family If you want to help in Manuel González Castellanos release, please, write a letter to Cuban government. Please, do not mention Amnesty International in your letters! Addresses of Cuban government and officials: Name Function Salutation Head of State and Government Su Excelencia

51. Cuban Government Helped Cuban Jews Leave
    CNN October 11, 1999 cuban government helped Cuban Jews leave. ASHKELON,Israel (AP) Israel's latest secret immigrants made a  
    http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~delacova/religion/ashkelon.htm

52. Deferral Of Action On Cuban Government Request For Purchase Of Tanks
    1 Washington, September 23, 1957. SUBJECT. Deferral of Action oncuban government Request for Purchase of Tanks. Background. In a  
    http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~delacova/cable/cable-9-23-57.htm
    
    Extractions: 298. Memorandum From the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Rubottom) to the Deputy Under Secretary for Political Affairs (Murphy)[1] Washington, September 23, 1957. SUBJECT Deferral of Action on Cuban Government Request for Purchase of Tanks Background In a note of May 8, 1957, the Cuban Embassy asked for our approval for the purchase by the Cuban Army of eight (8) M-4 A-3 medium tanks.[2] The note did not indicate what these tanks were to be used for but our Army Mission in Habana stated that they were to be added to seven (7) like tanks already on inventory to form a tank company. A decision on this request was delayed pending a clarification from the Cuban Government on its then pending order for six (6) light tanks which our Army Mission in Habana considered unwarranted. The latter order was finally cancelled in July and in response to the Department's request, Embassy Habana recommended that the medium tank order be approved subject to the Department's review prior to delivery. As payment on acceptance of such an order is required, the Department with the concurrence of the Department of Defense considered that it was not feasible to comply with the Embassy's recommendation. Since the receipt of this request last May, the Department has been under constant pressure from the Cuban Embassy for a favorable decision on the grounds that it had President Batista's personal support. In the aftermath of the recent revolt at Cienfuegos (September 5 and 6), which was quelled by the use of tanks and MAP furnished and/or supported aircraft, Cuban pressure to approve this request increased and it became apparent that an immediate decision would have to be made.

53. Cuban Government Must Free Prisoners Of Conscience / International Secretariat O
    August 7, 1998 cuban government must free prisoners of conscience. P International Secretariat of Amnesty International 16 july.  
    http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/aidefendspatriatodos8798.html
    
    Extractions: 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.

54. The Call To Demand Justice For The Victims Of The "13 De Marzo" Massacre
    Initiating statement of the international campaign to bring justice to the victims of the 13 de Marzo Category Society Issues Regional Caribbean Cuba In the early morning hours of July 13, 1994 the tugboat 13 de Marzo was attacked by agents of the cuban government. They repeatedly  
    http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/justice.html
    
    Extractions: In the early morning hours of July 13, 1994 the tugboat "13 de Marzo" was attacked by agents of the Cuban government. They repeatedly rammed the tug, used high pressure water hoses on the victims, and sank the ship killing at least 41 men, women, and children seven miles off the coast of Havana, Cuba. Nearly two years later on October 16, 1996 the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights concluded that the Cuban government was responsible for the deaths of the 41 people shipwrecked on the tug "13 de Marzo", the emotional trauma of the relatives of the victims and survivors who lost loved ones. The Commission also noted that the Cuban government had refused to recover the bodies or allow others to recover them for proper burial by their families. The Victims of the 13 de Marzo Tugboat Massacre must have justice ! Print this form to add your name join the ICDJV today, and e-mail us with your name and mailing address including your profession The Victims: What do the survivors have to say?

55. At The Invitation Of The Cuban Government And Its National Authority, The Direct
    At the invitation of the cuban government and its National Authority, DirectorGeneralJose Bustani paid an official visit to Cuba from 4-7 June 2000.  
    http://www.opcw.org/na_infopack/6_reports/Synthesis/Articles_htm/page35_DGvisits
    
    Extractions: The Director-General Visits Cuba At the invitation of the Cuban Government and its National Authority, Director-General Jose Bustani paid an official visit to Cuba from 4-7 June 2000. During his stay in Cuba, the Director-General had meetings with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Science, Technology and the Environment, and the Minister of Basic Industry. Mr Bustani spoke at a meeting of ambassadors from the Latin American and Caribbean countries on the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention and on issues specifically related to Latin America and the Caribbean. He visited the Cuban Institute of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, and briefly participated in the OPCW workshop on challenges and opportunities in the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which coincided with his visit. The Director-General was accompanied by the Deputy Minister for International Cooperation of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Mr Fabio Fajardo, and the Cuban Permanent Representative to the OPCW, Mrs Sonia . In addition, the Director-General had the opportunity to meet with other high-ranking Cuban officials.

56. Cuban Government Postpones SIU Mission Trip Until Spring
    cuban government postpones SIU mission trip until spring It is just terriblydisappointing that the cuban government did this, Haller said.  
    http://www.dailyegyptian.com/fall00/11-08-00/cubado.html
    
    Extractions: U-Wire The Daily Egyptian is published by the students of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday through Friday during the fall and spring semesters and TWThF during the summer semester except during vacations and exam weeks. Daily Egyptian online is uploaded at noon. Cuban government postpones SIU mission trip until spring Rhonda Sciarra Daily Egyptian SIU's educational mission to the Republic of Cuba has been placed on hold by the Cuban government, causing SIU to plan the delegation's travel for spring. According to a statement from the Cuban government, which wants the mission to be moved within the next 10 to 14 days, the trip has been postponed because of "unplanned and unforeseen situations." John Haller, SIU vice president for Academic Services and member of the delegation, said since efforts to reschedule the trip did not work, the mission will be placed on hold until spring.

57. News From The Washington File
    Text Albright on cuban government Obstructing People From Leaving Cuba. I takethis opportunity to urge the cuban government to resume these talks now.  
    http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/ar/us-cuba/alb0829.htm

58. News From The Washington File
    and that because of the repressive policies and actions of the Castro Government,the United States chooses not to trade with the cuban government. The US  
    http://usinfo.state.gov/regional/ar/us-cuba/cuba9.htm

59. RESOLUTION CALLING FOR THE RELEASE OF THE FIVE CUBAN POLLITICAL PRISONERS
    the activities of Miami?based right?wing groups, mainly Cuban?American organizations,which have plotted terrorist activities against the cuban government; and.  
    http://www.nlg.org/cuba/miami5res.htm
    
    Extractions: 1. The United States government accused the CUBAN FIVE of conspiracy to commit espionage against the U.S. military and threatening national security among other charges. The Cuban Five maintain their defense that they did not engage in any espionage activities against the U. S. military, rather they only monitored the activities of Miami?based right?wing groups, mainly Cuban?American organizations, which have plotted terrorist activities against the Cuban government; and 2 On June 8, 2001, five Cubans living in Florida were convicted in federal court in Miami. Gerardo Hernandez Nordelo, Ramon Lananino, and Antonio Guerrerro Rodriguez were convicted of "conspiracy to commit espionage" and " conspiracy to act as an unregistered foreign agent"; Fernando Gonzalez Llort and Rene Gonzalez Sehwerert were convicted of "conspiracy to act as an unregistered foreign agent" and Gerardo Hernandez Nordelo was also convicted of "conspiracy to commit murder" in the deaths of 4 pilots belonging to the right?wing Cuban American group, Brothers to the Rescue; and 3. The Cuban government has consistently maintained its sovereign right and obligation to defend itself from terrorist and criminal actions arranged, announced, and launched against Cuba by U.S. funded and supported right?wing Cuban?American organizations; and

60. World Press Review - Little Hope For Five Cuban Spies
    He said that in August 1998 the cuban government gave Times reporter Timothy Goldenclassified information, which was also given to the FBI, extensively  
    http://www.worldpress.org/Americas/980.cfm

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