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| | The Cuba Advocate Newsletter |
 | | The Cuba Advocate newsletter was first published in March 1991 as a joint effort of the Colorado Hands Off Cuba Coalition and the U.S.-Cuba Friendship Society of San Diego. | | | The Cuba Advocate believes that the Cuban Revolution of 1959 represents the victory of the Cuban people over imperialist domination, the victory of human needs over private profit, the victory of the working class over the gambling and drug barons. | | | The Cuba Advocate has a public interest agenda. |
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http://www.newhumanist.com/ca.html
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| | americas.org - Cuba Links |
| | Latin America Working Group: A coalition of 60 groups focusing on Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and drug control. | | | The Cuba Project: CIA Covert Operations Against Cuba 1959-62 | | | Pangaea: Articles from around the world pertaining to the plight of street children, as well as numerous links to Patagonia and Latin American countries such as Cuba. |
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http://www.americas.org/permanent_links_co_25
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| | Index of Discounted Academic Books |
| | War in Cuba: The Great Struggle for Freedom | | | Assassination and Political Violence: A Report of the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence | | | Legendary Islands of the Atlantic: A Study in Medieval Geography |
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| | advocate_dec_04.htm |
| | The Coalition was organized in 1994 by a number of people who had been to Cuba and/or were concerned about the heightened U.S. pressures on Cuba after the fall of the Soviet Union. | | | Awareness of Cuba issues promoted by the Coalition at City Hall, made the creation of the project much easier - it was endorsed by then mayor of Milwaukee John Norquist as well as a majority of the Common Council. | | | The Coalition has also been instrumental in gathering medical and humanitarian supplies for the annual Pastors for Peace Caravan and every year, the Coalition hosts a send-off dinner for the Caravan as it passes through Milwaukee to collect donations. |
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http://www.lawg.org/misc/advocate_dec_04.htm
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| | The Coalition was organized in 1994 by a number of people who had been to Cuba and/or were concerned about the heightened U.S. pressures on Cuba after the fall of the Soviet Union. | | | Heitzer and the Coalition are hopeful that just as apartheid came to an end in South Africa, relations between Cuba and the United States will be normalized. | | | The Coalition has also been instrumental in gathering medical and humanitarian supplies for the annual Pastors for Peace Caravan and every year, the Coalition hosts a send-off dinner for the Caravan as it passes through Milwaukee to collect donations. |
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http://www.lawg.org/misc/advocate_dec_04.htm
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| | Over the last month, the A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition has played a key role in pressuring the U.S. government to finally detain the anti-Cuba terrorist and longtime CIA operative Luis Posada Carriles. | | | Local sponsors: A.N.S.W.E.R. DC, No War on Cuba Movement, EPICA (Ecumenical Program on Central America and the Caribbean), CISPES DC (Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador), FMLN Maryland, Maryland-Cuba Friendship Coalition, Anglicans/Episcopalians and others for Free Religious Exchange with Cuba | | | Cuba solidarity and antiwar activists are coming together for the local protests around the country. |
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http://answer.pephost.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ANS_June13
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| | Coalition to Press for Change in U.S. Policy of Isolating Cuba --free trade, unilateral and economic trade sanctions |
| | The coalition urged the leaders to take the first step toward a new Cuba policy by committing in the State of the Union address and the Republican response to lift current restrictions on food and medicine sales to Cuba. | | | WASHINGTON (BNA) -- A coalition of business and agricultural groups is urging President Clinton and GOP leaders to pursue a policy of constructive engagement with Cuba. | | | Coalition to Press for Change in U.S. Policy of Isolating Cuba --free trade, unilateral and economic trade sanctions |
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http://www.usaengage.org/archives/news/980116bna.html
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| | Act Now to Stop War & End Racism (ANSWER): |
| | Local sponsors: A.N.S.W.E.R. DC, No War on Cuba Movement, EPICA (Ecumenical Program on Central America and the Caribbean), CISPES DC (Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador), FMLN Maryland, Maryland-Cuba Friendship Coalition, Anglicans/Episcopalians and others for Free Religious Exchange with Cuba | | | In El Paso, Mexican organizations from Juarez and El Paso will be participating, along with antiwar and Cuba solidarity activists from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and other cities. | | | For assistance in organizing a protest in your area, contact the A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition at 202-544-3389 or 415-821-6545, or email |
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http://answer.pephost.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ANS_June13
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| | July 26th Coalition |
| | THE MISSION OF THE JULY 26TH COALITION IS TO OPPOSE THE U.S. End the US Embargo against Cuba! | | | The July 26th Coalition urges all those who oppose the embargo and US policy towards Cuba to come to our regular meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month. | | | Helping the US-Cuba Labor Exchange organize workers and unionists to attend meetings in Cuba and to have Cuban workers visit the US. |
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http://www.july26.org
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| | Coalition forms to urge withdrawal of Cuban embargo |
| | With little more than a week before Pope John Paul II travels to Cuba, the coalition is seeking to portray the 36-year U.S. trade embargo as inhumane and unworthy of U.S. ideals, calling it the harshest in the world. | | | In anticipation of the pope's first trip to Cuba, Castro opponents in Cuba and in exile plan to release a document today that outlines criteria for a political transition, including a general amnesty for all political prisoners, elections by direct and secret ballot, and greater freedom of political and economic activity. | | | The new coalition is counting on pressure generated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which represents Fortune 500 companies and small businesses across the United States, and the National Council of Churches, which claims to represent 53 million Americans. |
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http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/cubacoalition11498.html
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| | The Militant - 10/27/97 -- Actions Defend Cuba, Celebrate Che Guevara |
| | Gisela López, from the Chicago Cuba Coalition was the last speaker at the rally. | | | Members of several political organizations, including the October 22 coalition against police brutality, the National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Political Prisoners, DALE (De Paul Alliance for Latino Enrichment), the Young Socialists, and a Zapatista support group were there. | | | CHICAGO- "Cuba Sí!, Bloqueo No!" was the main chant at a march and rally to end the embargo against Cuba held here October 8. |
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http://www.themilitant.com/1997/6137/6137_16.html
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| | Caribbean News, Coalition of Services Industries in St Lucia to have positive impact: Cuba News, Cuba Travel, cultural, business news. |
| | Caribbean News, Coalition of Services Industries in St Lucia to have positive impact: Cuba News, Cuba Travel, cultural, business news. | | | Credit - Debit Cards usage in Cuba - It is a common question of the prospective travelers to Cuba if they will be able to use their debit or credit cards there. | | | Stakeholders of a recently formed Coalition of Services Industries in St. Lucia will get an opportunity on the weekend to learn more about the work of the organization and discuss its future importance to the services sector on the island and the wider region. |
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http://www.cubaxp.com/modules/news/article-966.html
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| | IU Progressive Faculty Coalition: Hot Topics |
| | Stop the War Coalition, the national coalition in the UK for organizations and individuals against the war | | | Events in spring 2003 in Cuba and US-Cuba relations | | | Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Pérez Roque, 9 April: press conference on sentencings |
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http://www.bloomington.in.us/~pfc/hot.html
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| | The Cuba Advocate Newsletter |
| | The Cuba Advocate newsletter was first published in March 1991 as a joint effort of the Colorado Hands Off Cuba Coalition and the U.S.-Cuba Friendship Society of San Diego. | | | The Cuba Advocate believes that the Cuban Revolution of 1959 represents the victory of the Cuban people over imperialist domination, the victory of human needs over private profit, the victory of the working class over the gambling and drug barons. | | | It is in this same spirit that The Cuba Advocate celebrates the acheivements of the Cuban Revolution. |
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http://www.newhumanist.com/ca.html
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| | Overview of State-Sponsored Terrorism |
| | Cuba remained opposed to the US-led Coalition prosecuting the global war on terrorism and continued to provide support to designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations and to host several terrorists and dozens of fugitives from US state and federal justice. | | | Cubas delegate to the UN said terrorism cannot be defined as including acts by legitimate national liberation movements -- even though many such groups clearly employ tactics that intentionally target innocent civilians to advance their political, religious, or social agendas. | | | A declaration issued by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs in May 2003 maintained that the presence of ETA members in Cuba arose from a request for assistance by Spain and Panama and that the issue is a bilateral matter between Cuba and Spain. |
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http://www.state.gov/s/ct/rls/pgtrpt/2003/31644.htm
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| | FTN Coalition |
| | The principles of FTN Coalition are based on achieving autonomy for the farmer and peasant control over productive and reproductive resources, local consumption, sovereignty of nations to pursue policies that address local needs rather than international trade laws and the protection of valuable natural resources. | | | The Food Trade and Nutrition Coalition enhances collaboration between civil society organizations involved in lobby and advocacy at their respective national and regional level. | | | Now available: the new backgroundpaper from the Food Trade and Nutrition Coalition on the interrelations between dumping, food aid and trade. |
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http://www.ftncoalition.org
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| | CUBA Contacts |
| | Wisconsin Coalition to Normalize Relations With Cuba, Milwaukee | | | The Cuba AIDS Project is offering its next licensed, legal travel to Cuba beginning April 24, 2004. | | | Before planning any travel to Cuba, U.S. citizens should contact the Licensing Division, Office of Foreign Assets Control, U.S. Department of Treasury, (202/622-2480) or www.treas.gov/ofac. |
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| | Cuban-Based Human Rights Groups 1993 |
| | The Coalition was brought together by the Cuban American National Foundation in an effort to inspire political changes within the island of Cuba. | | | The group's leader is presently incarcerated in Cuba, and many worldwide public figures have proceeded to nominate him as Nobel Prize candidate. | | | Unlike pro-dialogue forces within the island, the Coalition seeks to oust Castro's government and the removal of all communist presence from future government participation. |
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http://cuban-exile.com/doc_001-025/doc0015.html
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| | The Militant - 2/9/98 -- `Lift Entire Embargo Of Cuba Now' |
| | Coalition activists utilized this event to publicize an upcoming broadly-sponsored meeting entitled "Why is Travel to Cuba a U.S. Crime?" that will take place at the University of Pittsburgh February 11. | | | The protest, organized by the Greater Hartford Coalition on Cuba, was covered on all four local television stations. | | | The misnamed Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act, also known as the Helms-Burton Law, was signed by President William Clinton in 1996. |
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http://www.themilitant.com/1998/625/625_21.html
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| | The Economic Embargo - Cuban History |
| | The coalition of Americans for Humanitarian Trade With Cuba join the United States Association of Former Members of Congress to call on the Clinton administration to end the embargo on food and medicines to Cuba. | | | It prohibits aid to Cuba and authorizes the President to create a "total embargo upon all trade" with Cuba. | | | The Foreign Assistance Act is amended to prohibit U.S. aid to countries that continue to trade with Cuba. |
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http://www.historyofcuba.com/history/funfacts/embargo.htm
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| | The Economic Embargo - Cuban History |
| | The coalition of Americans for Humanitarian Trade With Cuba join the United States Association of Former Members of Congress to call on the Clinton administration to end the embargo on food and medicines to Cuba. | | | It prohibits aid to Cuba and authorizes the President to create a "total embargo upon all trade" with Cuba. | | | The U.S. government cables all Latin American governments and NATO countries new measures to tighten the economic embargo against Cuba. |
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http://www.historyofcuba.com/history/funfacts/embargo.htm
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| | CubaSolidarity.com > Events & Groups |
| | For further information contact Justice for Cuba Coalition | | | Deliver tons of humanitarian aid to Cuba where trade is restricted by the US. | | | Sponsored by: South Bay Committee in Solidarity with Cuba (a committee of the South Bay Mobilization), Cuba Study Group of Santa Cruz County, Bay Area Cuba Alliance, El Primer Pueblo Libreria/ Bookstore of San Jose |
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| | Cuba Solidarity Coalition |
| | The Cuba Solidarity Coalition is now organising the annual "Viva Cuba!" fiesta again, to be held this year at Collingwood Town Hall on Saturday 25th July. | | | In Cuba, the 26th of July is marked by the biggest "fiesta" of the year, three days of parties, music, dancing and holiday. | | | It was on 26 of July 1956 that Fidel Castro lead the attack on Moncada Barracks, marking the beginning of the Cuban revolutionary struggle, which ended on 1 January 1959 when Fidel and Che Guevara lead the cheering crowds entering Havana to overthrow dictator Batista. |
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| | Concept, image, logos, names, documents and contents, and all related versions thereof are the property of Unity Coalition of Florida, Inc., and cannot be used or reproduced without prior written authorization of the Unity Coalition Board of Directors. | | | Unity Coalition, Unity Coalition of Miami-Dade, Coalicion Unida, Coalicion Unida de Miami-Dade, Unity Coalition of Sara-Mana, | | | Coalicion Unida de Sara-Mana, Miami Masquerade Ball, Generacion Q, and Gen Q are tregistered to Unity Coalition of Florida. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Bush: Cuba must change or embargo stays |
| | Awash in chants of "Cuba Si, Castro No!" Bush rejected calls by former president Jimmy Carter and a bipartisan coalition in Congress to lift the 40-year-old embargo. | | | Bush told 6,000 Cuban-Americans, who were marking the 100th anniversary of Cuba's independence from Spain, that his administration would consider softening its stand only if President Fidel Castro takes steps toward democracy and human rights. | | | Carter touched off debate over U.S. policy toward Cuba when he visited Cuba last week as the guest of Castro and urged lifting the trade embargo. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2002/05/20/bush-cuba.htm
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| | World Policy Institute - People |
| | She is Executive Director, founder and member of the board of directors of the first national coalition of prominent Americans working to end the U.S. food and medicine embargo on Cuba, Americans For Humanitarian Trade With Cuba, which was formed in January 1998. | | | Weinmann directs the Cuba Project at the World Policy Institute, where she coordinates a national outreach program to inform a variety of audiences on the impact of the US embargo on Cuba on U.S. interests as well as in Cuba itself. | | | As a national correspondent for The Odyssey: US Trek, she once drove 45,000 miles across the United States, documenting histories traditionally left out of classroom textbooks for a Web site monitored by 500,000 K-12 students. |
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| | She is Executive Director, founder and member of the board of directors of the first national coalition of prominent Americans working to end the U.S. food and medicine embargo on Cuba, Americans For Humanitarian Trade With Cuba, which was formed in January 1998. | | | Weinmann directs the Cuba Project at the World Policy Institute, where she coordinates a national outreach program to inform a variety of audiences on the impact of the US embargo on Cuba on U.S. interests as well as in Cuba itself. | | | She was a senior political analyst in the Executive Office of Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, was chosen as the senior political aide to the chief of civil administration for UNPROFOR in Yugoslavia, and directed the first United Nations project on small arms and intrastate conflicts. |
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| | Cuba and the Terror Coalition |
| | Cuba and the Terror Coalition Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat Center for the Study of a National Option Thursday, Sept. 20, 2001 Rafael Artigas and Ana Carbonell provided research support for this article. | | | Some have argued that Cuba’s well-documented sponsorship and instigation of international terrorism is a thing of the past, to be understood in light of the Cold War context. | | | According to the files, Cuba’s Communist Party "considers its relations with ETA to be ‘fraternal, sustained, strategic and increasingly deep.’" (The Miami Herald, Dec. 27, 1997) Cuban covert support for terrorism in Spain has been accompanied by attempts at diplomatic protection. |
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| | The Command Post - Iraq - UN Human Rights Commission Criticises Iraq |
| | Critics - including China, Libya, Cuba and South Africa - said the resolution put to the commission by European nations, the United States and Canada was one-sided and failed to address the coalition's role during the war and as an occupying power since Saddam's ouster. | | | But a vocal minority of the 53-nation U.N. Human Rights Commission said U.S.-led coalition forces themselves should come under investigation for possibly violating the rights of Iraqis. | | | Oh, and I see that on the same day, the UN HRC voted 31 to 15 against condemning Cuba's recent Kangaroo Courts that "cracked down on dissidents". |
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| | index of political parties: Information From Answers.com |
| | Coalition for Democratic Reform (Bahamas: Coalition for Democratic Reform) | | | Christian Democratic Party of Cuba (Cuba: Partido Demócrata Cristiano de Cuba) | | | Only parties active on a national level are included. |
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