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Parliamentary
Commissions Debate 2012 Projections
 THE 12 permanent commissions of the National Assembly of People's Power have initiated their discussions on the draft economic plan and budget for 2012 in their areas of competence.
According to the parliamentary agenda, on December 21 and 22, the working groups will base their discussions on the agreements of the 6th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba in relation to the updating of the country’s economic model.
In addition to the plans for next year, they are to address issues of interest to the population in the context of this updating and the detection of problems by the deputies themselves or their electors.
The Economic Affairs Commission is to consider measures related to the amplification and regulation of the self-employed sector, the replacement of imports and the promotion of exports.
The group responsible for Constitutional and Legal Affairs is to address the situation of idle land granted in usufruct and regulations for the ownership transfer of motor vehicles and houses.
The Food and Agriculture Commission’s agenda is likewise an important one, with debates focusing on productive efficiency and the contribution of science to Cuba’s food security.
The two sessions of the permanent commissions and their approximately 400 legislators precede reports from institutions on December 22 and 23, and the 8th Ordinary Session of the National Assembly, convened for December 23.
From Granma International, Havana. December 22, 2011
Cuba's Health Care Miracle in
Haiti
An Interview with Dr. Jorge Balseiro Estevez of the Henry Reeve Cuban Internationalist Medical Brigade
Dr. Jorge Balseiro Estevez is Director of the University Hospital of Psychiatry in the city of Camaguey, Cuba. He is a specialist in psychiatry and health administration and Auxiliary Professor of Medical Sciences at the university. He is a member of the Henry Reeve Cuban Internationalist Medical
Brigade1 and a director of the Brigade’s field hospital in the city of Leogâne, Haiti. Leogane was the epicentre of the earthquake of January 12, 2010.
Tour Expresses Profound Respect for Cuba's Humanitarian Internationalism in Haiti
Outaouais, October 21, 2011
TML Daily, No. 118, November 23, 2011
From October 13 to November 6, Cuban doctor Jorge Tomas Balseiro Estevez toured 14 cities across Canada and Quebec informing of Cuba's humanitarian internationalism around the world and especially in Haiti, where he was posted following the January 2010 earthquake. He was accompanied by Sandra Ramirez Rodriguez, a representative of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP). During the tour, Dr. Balseiro spoke with people from all walks of life, including youth and students, workers and medical professionals about Cuba's work in Haiti and the spirit that guides it. Wherever he spoke, Dr. Balseiro was received with great enthusiasm and people expressed their appreciation and respect for Cuba's work internationally. He was given an especially warm reception by members of the Haitian diaspora who conveyed their profound appreciation for Cuba's assistance to their homeland.
Cuban Doctor on Canada
Wide Tour to Speak on Cuba's Humanitarian Medical Mission
From October 13 to November 6, 2011 Dr. Jorge Tomas Balseiro Estevez, a
member of Cuba's medical internationalist mission to Haiti, will speak in
more than a dozen cities from Halifax to Victoria.
Dr. Balseiro exemplifies Cuba's extensive and unprecedented solidarity
with the peoples of the world, illustrating what can be achieved when
self-serving interests do not direct the aid provided.
Dr. Balseiro has extensive experience in Cuba's many medical
internationalist missions across the globe. From 1988-89, he worked as
Director of the Cuban civilian Hospital in the Republic of Angola. In
2004-2006 he worked as a clinical psychiatrist in the Georgetown Public
Hospital Corporation of the Republic of Guyana.
In 2008 as a member of the Henry Reeve Brigade in Haiti, he was director
of the Hospital de Campana de Leogane. In the immediate aftermath of the
earthquake that struck Haiti in January 2010, Dr. Balseiro worked
extensively with Cuban technical and medical personnel giving emergency
aid. They were soon joined by the arrival of a group of more than 50 Latin
American doctors, trained at the Latin American School of Medicine in
Cuba. Dr. Balseiro also participated in rescue missions of hurricanes Ike
and Paloma in his own country in 2008.
Dr. Balseiro was Provincial Director of Public Health of the Province of
Camaguey, Cuba from 2000 to 2003. Currently, he is the Director of the
University Psychiatric Hospital of Camaguey. Dr. Balseiro has authored
numerous articles on mental health issues that have appeared in a variety
Cuban and international magazines. He trained internationally in Hungary,
Mexico, Guyana and in Cuba in different topics of mental health and mental
health and disasters.
Dr. Balseiro is 55 years old and speaks Spanish and English.
The tour is organized by the Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC). CNC
spokesperson Isaac Saney says Dr. Balseiro's work and service illustrate
Cuba's collective commitment to building and strengthening genuine ties of
friendship and solidarity among the world's peoples, of which Cuba's
medical mission in Haiti is distinctive
"Cuba's medical internationalist mission in Haiti is a profound
challenge to those who argue that relations among the world's nations and
peoples are - and can only be - determined by self-interest, the pursuit
of power and wealth," Saney points out. "Cuba provides the
example that it is possible to build relations based on genuine solidarity
and social justice: demonstrating the positive alternatives which permit
people to realize their deepest aspirations, and that another better world
is possible," he said.
For information contact: isaney@hotmail.com; cell:
902-449-4967
The 35th anniversary of Cubana bombing tragedy off Barbados
By Rickey Singh
Trinidad Express, October 2, 2011
THURSDAY will mark the 35th anniversary of the horrific bombing of a Cubana passenger aircraft off Barbados that killed all 73 people on board in what has been documented as the single worst human tragedy in the history of the Caribbean region to result from international terrorism linked to anti-Cuba operatives trained by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The government of Cuba and its embassies in Barbados and Guyana will have varying activities to commemorate the victims of that unprecedented crime in Caribbean air space in which the collaborators involved those who had boarded the Cubana flight at Piarco International Airport in Trinidad and Tobago.
Cuba: 35th Anniversary of the Barbados Crime
 Monday, 03 October 2011
On October 6th, 1976, an aircraft filled with 73 happy passengers departed from Seawell airport in Barbados at 5:15pm. Eight minutes later the joy and laughter of a group of young athletes came to an end when a terrible explosion practically broke the Cubana DC-8 airliner in half and the odyssey of the Barbados Crime began in Flight 455.
Terry Fox’s Cuban legacy Run resonates with Cubans because it reflects their values
By PHILIP THERIAULT (Chronicle Herald)
Sat, Sep 17 - 4:55 AM
A Cuban family sits on the steps of the Capitol Building in Havana near the starting line of the 2010 Terry Fox Run. Their home-made sign reads “Cuba X Terry” (Cuba loves Terry).
Tomorrow, all across Canada, upwards of a million Canadians will participate in the Terry Fox Run, as they have done since Sept. 13, 1981. Now, 30 years later, runs are held in many nations at various times of the year.
U.S. economic damage to Cuba amount to $975 billion
October 25: UN vote on resolution demanding the end of this unjust
policy
JORGE L. RODRÍGUEZ GONZÁLEZ
THE damages caused by the U.S. economic, commercial and financial blockade
of Cuba totaled $975 billion through December 2010, stated Deputy Foreign
Minister Abelardo Moreno on September 14.
During a press conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the presentation of Cuba’s report to the UN General Assembly on Resolution 63/7 on the need to end this policy, Moreno explained that the figure takes into account the depreciation suffered by the dollar in relation to the price of gold on the international market since 1961, which was very high in 2010.
Assembly of First Nations
Honours Miguel Alfonso Martinez, Cuban Specialist on Rights of Indigenous
Peoples
In a moving ceremony 12 July 2011, during its 32nd Annual Assembly in
Moncton NB, the Assembly of First Nations conferred the inaugural Treaty
Rights Recognition award on the late Miguel Alfonso Martinez.
Miguel Alfonso Martinez pictured centre.
In presenting the award, National Chief Shawn Atleo underscored the
invaluable contribution made by Miguel Alfonso to the defence of the
rights of indigenous peoples around the globe, particularly the
affirmation of rights established under various treaties. National Chief
Atleo further outlined the profound respect and esteem with which Mr.
Alfonso was held by indigenous peoples across the world. A Mi'kmaq elder
then performed a song written in Mi'kmaq to specifically honour the memory
and contribution of Mr. Alfonso. In receiving the award on behalf of her
late husband, Portia Sigelbaum emphasized Mr. Alfonso's dedication to the
cause of indigenous peoples, describing his many journeys around the world
to talk directly to communities, including those in the Canadian north.
Miguel Alfonso Martinez (b. Havana, 16 May 1935; d. 1 Feb 2010) was an
outstanding diplomat, lawyer and academic, serving in various capacities
in the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs and representing Cuba at numerous
international meetings and acting as the Ministry's spokesperson during
1994-97. As one of Cuba's most prominent diplomats he was recognized as a
foremost specialist on human rights. In particular, he enjoyed
international acclaim for his work on the rights of indigenous peoples. As
United Nations Special Rapporteur for the Study on Treaties, Agreements
and Constructive Arrangements between States and Indigenous Peoples, Chair
of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations, and as First Chairman
of the Advisory Committee to the UN Human Rights Council, he made an
indelible contribution to the struggle of indigenous peoples to realize
their rights.
Victory at US-Canada
Border for Caravan to Cuba!
On Sunday July 3rd 2011, on the West Coast of Canada and the United
States, the 22nd Pastors for Peace Caravan to Cuba successfully crossed
its first frontier in challenging the US blockade on Cuba! Despite the
attempts by US Customs to prevent a van load of humanitarian aid,
including medical supplies and bicycles, to cross the US border, the aid
and seven Caravanistas successfully crossed the border in to Washington
State!
continued
The Pastors for Peace
Caravan to Cuba
The Pastors for Peace caravan to Cuba was in Fresno on Thursday. Photo
below - From left to right: Gerry Bill, Woody, Sandino Gomez, Yesenia
Molina and Leni Villa Gomez Reeves. Photo by Simone Whalen-Rhodes
continued
A Big Victory for Human
Rights
Canadian and American activists successfully transport humanitarian
aid across the US/Canada border in spite US border authorities’
intimidation and harassment.
Che Diary Published
DIARIO de un combatiente, Sierra Maestra-Santa Clara (1956-58) is
the title of a book containing notes written by Comandante Ernesto
Che Guevara in the two years preceding the triumph of the
Revolution. The diary was launched yesterday at Havana’s
International Press Center, to coincide with the 83rd anniversary
of the birth of the heroic guerrilla.
continued
UN Recognizes Cuba’s Struggle
Against Racism
HAVANA.—United
Nations bodies have acknowledged here Cuban advances in fighting
racial discrimination, thanks to a state policy directed at
benefiting all sectors of society.
continued
UNICEF Praises Cuba's Efforts in Ensuring Child Welfare
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) on Wednesday praised
Cuba for its social care programs for children despite limited
financial resources, the official Granma daily reported.
Continued
1,551 Centenarians Living in Cuba
Currently living in Cuba are 1,551 individuals
over 100 years of age, ten more than in 2010, according to the
February updating of a study of centenarians undertaken during the
years 2004-2008.
Continued
Cuba is Strengthening
its Economic Base for Development of the Country
On May 6, the Canadian Cuban Friendship Association of Windsor
held a public meeting on Socialism in 21st Century Cuba addressed by
Jorge Soberón, Consul General of the Cuban Consulate in Toronto.
The event was organized as part of the Mayworks Project in Windsor
and brought together a diverse audience made up of workers,
students, artists, journalists and members of the Cuba solidarity
movement. The meeting was hosted by Artcite, Windsor's artist-run
centre and an important hub of the Mayworks project.
Continued
Cuba Once Again Refutes Lies
THE Cuban Revolution has been the object of hundreds of
disinformation campaigns, usually orchestrated by the U.S.
government with the complicity of European allies in conjunction
with the powerful forces and interests which control the corporate
media. However, they have not been able to divert Cubans from
their ideals of independence and socialism, nor confuse the
peoples of the planet who, despite everything, are led by wisdom
and instinct to the truth. They are campaigns without political or
ethical constraints which come up against the moral force of Cuba
and merely tarnish their authors.
Continued
Massive May Day Parade in Cuba:
Cubans Show Their Support for Their Revolution
50th
Anniversary of Historic Cuban Victory at Playa Giron:
A New Era in the Americas
On April 17, 1961 more than 1,400 United States CIA-trained and led
mercenaries launched an invasion of Cuba at Playa Giron (also known
as the Bay of Pigs), located in the south-central region of the
island. Spearheaded by the notorious Brigade 2506, comprised of
henchmen of the former U.S. backed dictator Fulgencio Batista,
terrorists and deposed rich landowners, the aim of the invasion was
to overthrow the young revolution that had, scarcely more than two
years previously, triumphed on January 1st, 1959.
Under the CIA’s Plan Pluto, the invaders’ objective was to
establish a beachhead, fly in representatives from the Cuban-exile
community in Miami, and then declare that a new "provisional
government" had been constituted. This “provisional
government” would then request that the United States intervene
militarily in Cuba.
These plans came to nothing.
Within three days the Cuban people comprehensively defeated the
invaders, shattering the myth of U.S. invincibility. The defeat of
this brazen act of war represented the first defeat of U.S.
imperialism in Latin America.
On April 16, the day before the invasion, in Havana a solemn
ceremony was held for those who had been killed on April 15 during
bombing by U.S. aircraft. Cuban leader Fidel Castro declared the
socialist character of the Cuban Revolution, proclaiming that the
Cuban people had created a revolution “of the humble, by the
humble, for the humble. And for this revolution of the humble, by
the humble, for the humble, we are ready to give our lives.”
The proclamation of the socialist character of the Cuban Revolution
and the defeat of the CIA-mercenary invasion declared before the
world that Cuba would never return to the ignominy of imperialist
domination, but instead had firmly placed the Cuban nation in the
hands of its people, who would build, as Cuba's national hero José
Martí envisioned, a society “with all and for all.”
In the fifty years that have passed, the people of Cuba have
resolutely resisted and withstood the relentless efforts of
Washington to destroy their Revolution and re-impose U.S. tutelage.
On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of this historic victory,
which opened up a new era in the Americas, the Canadian Network On
Cuba extends its warmest and heartfelt greetings to the people of
Cuba. We continue our efforts in friendship and solidarity with the
Cuban people, for the end to the US Blockade and for justice for the
Five Cuban heroes imprisoned in US jails.
LONG LIVE THE CUBAN REVOLUTION!
Photos and videos of Massive Parade to commemorate 50th Anniversary
On behalf of the Canadian Network On Cuba
Isaac Saney
Co-chair & National Spokesperson
Email: isaney@hotmail.com
Tel.: 902-449-4967
Cubans March in
Plaza de la Revolución
In the presence of General of the Army Raúl Castro, the People’s Parade
marking the 50th anniversary of the proclamation of the socialist nature of the
Cuban Revolution and the military victory at the Bay of Pigs has begun.
Tens of thousands of young people, symbols of the new generations of Cubans and
the guarantee of the continuity of the Revolution, are marching across the José
Martí Plaza de la Revolución.
Present at the parade are delegates to the 6th Congress of the Communist Party
of Cuba, which begins this Saturday in Havana’s International Conference Center.
6th Congress of the Communist Party
of Cuba Begins
From April 16-19, 2011 the Communist Party of Cuba is meeting to
consolidate the task of improving and perfecting the country's
socialist system. More than 1,000 delegates were elected across the
island to participate in these deliberations. At the centre of the
6th Congress will be discussion and debate of the public document
Economic and Social Policy Guidelines of the Draft Party Program.
From December 1, 2010 to February 28, 2011, this document was
discussed and debated by more than eight million Cubans in more than
163,000 meetings.
Below are other posted articles and links on the 6th Congress:
For ongoing information go to: www.granma.cu; www.granma.cubaweb.cu; www.juventudrebelde.cu
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WHEN IS A TERRORIST
NOT CONSIDERED A TERRORIST?
WHEN HE IS A BRUTAL ANTI-CUBA CRIMINAL WHO
BLOWS UP CIVILIAN AIRLINERS AND IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES!
IT MUST NOT PASS!
The Canadian Network On Cuba (CNC) vigorously denounces the
grotesque acquittal of the terrorist Luis Posada Carriles on
charges of perjury and immigration fraud in El Paso, Texas.
Posada Carriles was acquitted of lying about his terrorist past.
This verdict not only flies in the face of overwhelming
evidence, but also aims to legitimize the more than 50-years of
U.S. aggression against Cuba.
Since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 Washington has
waged an unceasing assault, both military and economic, against
the Cuban people, organizing an invasion, assassinations,
terrorist attacks against civilians and systematic economic
sabotage.
Posada Carriles has been an integral part of this war against
Cuba.
Declassified CIA and FBI documents minutely detail the guilt of
Posada Carriles, along with others given safe haven in the U.S.
These documents also clearly establish Washington's complicity
and guiding hand in these crimes.
Posada Carriles organized dozens of terrorist acts. It is a
terrorist history that extends over five decades.
They include the 1976 bombing of a civilian Cuban airliner that
claimed the lives of 73 people and the 1997 Havana hotel
bombings, which claimed the life of Fabio Di Celmo, a young
Montrealer of Italian origin. Posada Carriles is also implicated
in several terrorist attacks in the cities of Montreal and
Ottawa in the 1960's and 1970's. Moreover, as a central figure
in the CIA's Operation Condor, he was an active participant in
numerous crimes, terrorist acts and massive violations of human
rights throughout Latin America.
The CNC vigorously condemns the travesty of justice that allows
Luis Posada Carriles to walk free. The CNC calls on the Canadian
government to take a principled stand and request the US
government to fulfill its obligations under international law.
Canada should not only defend its own victims of Posada
Carriles' acts such as Fabio Di Celmo, but also see that the
U.S. upholds Venezuela's extradition request so that he can be
held to account in that country for the many crimes and
terrorist acts he committed there.
When it comes to terrorism, the CNC does not accept double
standards. One man's terrorist IS NOT another man's freedom
fighter. Posada Carriles is a terrorist and he should be brought
to justice.
The attitude of the United States is totally self-serving and
immoral. How can well-established illegal acts be declared legal
by a Texas Court? It is self-serving activity, which also causes
damage to the safety and security of all, besides undermining
the international rule of law and the rule of law within the
United States itself.
The CNC clearly states that despite this unacceptable decision,
it is convinced justice will prevail in the end. Humanity does
not accept a state of affairs where well-established criminals
and depraved individuals such as Posada Carriles can walk free,
while those who defend their people from terrorist attacks such
as the five Cuban heroes are held in U.S. prisons convicted on
trumped up charges.
Condemn Posada Carriles!
Free the Cuban Five Political Prisoners Held in U.S. Jails!
Justice Will Prevail!
On behalf of the Canadian Network On Cuba
Isaac Saney
Co-chair & National Spokesperson
Email: isaney@hotmail.com
Tel.: 902-449-4967
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Jimmy Carter Describes his Cuba Visit
 HAVANA
TIMES, April 4 — Ex-president James Carter said he would report
to the Obama administration on his recent three day trip to Cuba.
Now he issued a public report on his time in Havana as a guest of
the Cuban government.
The following is the complete report as published on the Carter
Center website.
Trip Report by Former U.S. President
Jimmy Carter
At the invitation of President Raul Castro, Rosalynn and I visited
Havana (March 28-30, 2011) on behalf of The Carter Center,
accompanied by John Hardman, Jennifer McCoy, Robert Pastor, Melissa
Montgomery, John Moores, and Diane Rosenberg.
The goals of our trip were to:
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Become acquainted with President Raul
Castro and to ascertain his immediate and long-term goals for
Cuba. The Party Congress will convene in April (on the 50th
anniversary of the Bay of Pigs) and Cubans will adopt plans for
economic and social reforms;
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Explore ideas on how United
States-Cuba relations might be improved;
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Visit with key players in government
and independent sectors; and
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Learn as much as possible about the
cases of the Cuban Five prisoners in the U.S. and Alan Gross in
Cuba.
Prior to the trip I had conversations
with Secretary of State Clinton, National Security Advisor Donilon,
and Judy Gross.
Continued
Leonard Weinglass Passes On:
His Memory and Legacy Endures
 It
was with a deep sense of loss that the Canadian Network On Cuba
heard that Leonard Weinglass had passed away on March 23rd.
He was an indefatigable fighter for social justice and freedom.
To these struggles he wholeheartedly devoted his considerable
legal acumen and energies. Over the last few years, he was was
focused on winning the freedom of the Five Cuban Heroes, who were
unjustly imprisoned in the United States since 1998 for defending
Cuba from terrorist attacks. His contributions to this fight
and others were invaluable.
Reproduced below are a few of the numerous tributes that have been
made to honour his memory and legacy.
From Gerardo Hernandez, Cuban 5 Hero, incarcerated for 12
years:
In memory of Leonard
Weinglass
Not that long ago Len came to visit me and we
worked for several hours preparing for the next step of my appeal.
I noticed at the time that he was tired. I was worried with his
advanced age that he was driving alone after a long trip from New
York. The weather was bad and the roads from the airport up to
Victorville wind through the mountains surrounding the high
desert. I mentioned my concern to him but he did not pay it any
attention. That was the way he was, nothing stopped him.
When we would meet the same thing would always happen. At some
point in our conversation, while listening to him talk, my mind
would separate from his words and I would focus on the person. I
would realize that here is this great man, the tremendous lawyer,
the legendary fighter for justice, right here in front of me. I
told him that I had seen images of him in documentaries on TV
dedicating himself to important legal cases that he had
participated in from a very young age. With pride I would tell
people watching, "that is the lawyer of the Five". It
did not matter how much I read or heard about Len I knew through
his humility and modesty that there was a lot I still had to
discover about this man who had dedicated his life to his
profession.
Len always insisted that our case, like the others that he had
dedicated lots of his time to, was essentially a political one. He
cautioned us from the start that this struggle would be long and
difficult. His experience with the "system" had taught
him that. For our part, beyond the professional relationship we
had, we always thought of him as one compañero in the battle for
justice.
Len leaves us at an important moment, but he leaves us prepared to
carry on the path. On more than one occasion he expressed his
admiration and respect for the other lawyers on our legal team,
and I think that he has left confident that our case is in good
hands.
Like other people, who during these years have accompanied us in
our struggle to make justice prevail, he will not be with us to
see the inevitable triumph. We are confident that day will arrive
and to Len, and to all the others, we will pay them a well
deserved tribute in our homeland.
On behalf of the Cuban Five, and our families, and from the
millions of Cubans, and brothers and sisters from all over the
world who trusted and admired him, we send our most sincere
condolences to Len's family and friends.
Leonard Weinglass, ¡Presente!
Gerardo Hernandez Nordelo
USP Victorville, California
March 23, 2011
Continued
Cuban Doctor to Speak on
Humanitarian Medical Mission
Canada Wide Tour, Planned for Later this Fall
(Cuban Medical Team in Haiti 2010, “We send doctors not soldiers")
)
Dr. Álvarez will raise awareness of Cuba's extensive and unprecedented
solidarity with the peoples of the world which illustrates what can be achieved
when self-serving interests do not direct the aid provided... continued
17th World Youth Festival
Delegates Oppose Blockade
of Cuba
(17th World Festival of Youth and Students)
AT the Tshwane Events Centre, where the 17th World Festival of Youth and Students is taking place, dozens of participants raised their voices in opposition to the U.S. blockade of Cuba.
The rejection of blockade and sanction policies against nations struggling to achieve and maintain their independence distinguished the first day of discussions at the event taking place in Pretoria until this coming December 21... continued
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Cuban
Reforms/86th
Plenary of Cuban Workers
Confederation
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Campaign
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