Edmonton Action Against the Blockade on Cuba |
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Edmonton will have a Information Picket on: Saturday, May 28 11am (local time) Strathcona Farmers Market 
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Toronto Protest the U.S. Blockade on Cuba |
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Friends of Cuba Rally Against the Blockade in Toronto
May 29, 2022 1-2pm (local time)
In front of the U.S. Consulate in Toronto 360 University Ave. 
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Vancouver Car Caravan in Solidarity with Cuba |
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Lift the US Blockade on Cuba! #PuentesDeAmor #UnblockCuba
May 29, 2022 12PM (local time)
For location call: 604-780-4029 or email:
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Montreal Car Caravan in Solidarity with Cuba |
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End the Criminal U.S. Blockade on Cuba!
Sunday May 29, 2022
Departs: 2pm - Parking at the corner of Sherbrooke and Calixa-Lavallée Arrives: 3pm - U.S. Consulate 1134 West Sainte-Catherine 
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Launch of CNC Campaign for Saratoga Victims |
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May 9, 2022
Dear Members of the CNC and friends of Cuba,
You will already know from widespread news reports and from the Cuban government that Cuba suffered a new and devastating blow in the form of an explosion in Old Havana on May 6, 2022. The explosion caused fatalities and injuries to a large number of Cubans as well as severe damage to what was being prepared as the beautiful heart of a revived tourist industry in Old Havana.
Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel was promptly at the scene of the disaster. His office gave out the sad information that the powerful explosion was found by preliminary investigation to be a tragic accident due to a natural gas leak. The death toll, as of Friday afternoon, was 26 people, including a pregnant woman and one child. As of Monday, May 9, the toll has risen to 31 people including several children, with about 80 injured and 46 admitted to hospital. Fortunately, there were no guests yet in the restored Hotel Saratoga; and a nearby school classroom that was severely damaged, was empty at the time of the blast, which appears to have been caused by a gas leak. |
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