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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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WHY THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE NEXT
Cuba, WHY THE cuban government SHOULD BE NEXT. MANUEL CEREIJO. PREAMBLE. Theprincipal intelligence collection arms of the cuban government are the.
http://www.cubainfolinks.net/Articles-2/next.htm

Extractions: Cuba WHY THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE NEXT MANUEL CEREIJO PREAMBLE The United States have the military power to do what they want, but they need a broad-base global coalition to back their action, preferably with military contributions as well as words. To get this kind of support is not easy. The danger is that they will insist of qualification of American action that will amount, in effect, to appeasement, and that this in turn will divide and weaken both the administration and U.S. public opinion. It is very important that the United States sticks to the essentials of its military response and carries it through relentlessly and thoroughly. Although only
Sacbee.com -- 24-Hour News: World News -- Cuban Government Decries U.S. Proposal
AP Photo/Jose Goitia. cuban government decries US proposals. By JOHNRICE, Associated Press Last Updated 845 pm PDT Friday, May 7, 2004.
http://www.sacbee.com/24hour/world/story/1352520p-8552650c.html

Extractions: HAVANA (AP) - Cuba's government denounced new U.S. recommendations aimed at undermining the island's leadership succession system, and said they would further separate Cubans from relatives in the United States. A government statement published by the Communist Party daily Granma ridiculed the recommendations of a U.S. presidential commission, which also called for further restricting money going to Cuba. President Fidel Castro is expected at some point to hand power to his younger brother Raul. The commission said that such a transfer of power "constitutes a flagrant violation of the human rights of 11 million Cubans." The commission, headed by Secretary of State Colin Powell, recommended measures "to focus pressure and attention on the ruling elite so that a succession by this elite or any one of its individuals is seen as what it would be: an impediment to a democratic and free Cuba."
The Sacramento Bee -- Sacbee.com -- E-mail A Story
cuban government decries US proposals. Over 100 Argentine policemen ousted. Perupolice report warns of social unrest. cuban government decries US proposals.
http://www.sacbee.com/24hour/world/v-email/story/1352520p-8552650c.html

Extractions: Tennis HAVANA (AP) - Cuba's government denounced new U.S. recommendations aimed at undermining the island's leadership succession system, and said they would further separate Cubans from relatives in the United States. A government statement published by the Communist Party daily Granma ridiculed the recommendations of a U.S. presidential commission, which also called for further restricting money going to Cuba. President Fidel Castro is expected at some point to hand power to his younger brother Raul. The commission said that such a transfer of power "constitutes a flagrant violation of the human rights of 11 million Cubans." Read the full story here:
Cuba Solidarity Campaign - NEWS
cuban government note warns of days of work and sacrificeahead . Official note in full. 11 May 2004.
http://www.cuba-solidarity.org.uk/news.asp?ItemID=220
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:
HIGH-RANKING CUBAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARRESTED IN CORRUPTION SWEEP
Highranking cuban government officials arrested in corruption sweep. HAVANA,April 15 (Moisés Leonardo Rodríguez, Grupo Decoro / CUBANET) -.
http://www.canf.org/2004/&in/desde cuba/2004-abr-20 HIGH-RANKING CUBAN GOVERNMEN

Extractions: High-ranking Cuban government officials arrested in corruption sweep HAVANA, April 15 (Moisés Leonardo Rodríguez, Grupo Decoro / CUBANET At least 26 persons, including the Provincial and the Economic Directors of the Internal Commerce Ministry, were arrested March 20 in Camagüey on suspicion of corruption by the Department of State Security. Also arrested were the general managers of the Gran Antillana and La Vajilla stores and the warehouse manager of the latter, in a sweep meant to dismantle a net of highly-placed officials who were presumably misappropriating government resources. Later searches of the homes of some of those arrested resulted in the confiscation of goods that were taken to the city's State Security headquarters. All arrested remain in custody and can receive visits only every 15 days under the supervision of a State Security officer. Word in the streets is that the ministry's Provincial Director had a house on one of the city's main thoroughfares, where he would warehouse ill-gotten marketable goods such as alcoholic beverages, food, and other items. Tell a friend
Guardian Unlimited | World Latest | Mexico Recalls Ambassador From Cuba
`The recent actions of the cuban government have led Mexico toconclude that the government of Cuba has directly interfered
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-4047111,00.html

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Cuban Government Cubans Republic-last 7 Days Cuban-older Than 7
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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
The First Orthodox Church
The construction of the church, which was founded on January 10, 2002at a UNESCO property, was entirely funded by the cuban government.
http://www.orthodoxnews.netfirms.com/50/The First Orthodox Church.htm

Extractions: Published by Cubanet.org , November 19, 2003 The First Orthodox Church Opens in Cuba on January 25, 2004 [Thessaloniki. Macedonian Press Agency , November 18, 2003] - The first Orthodox Christian church dedicated to Saint Nikolaos, will open in Havana, Cuba on January 25, 2004, 44 years after the Cuban revolution in the presence of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and Cuban leader Fidel Castro. The construction of the church, which was founded on January 10, 2002 at a UNESCO property, was entirely funded by the Cuban government. Archimandrite Timotheos from the Metropolis of Panama, who is of Cuban origin, stated that the Mayor of Havana citing Fidel Castro's views had said that Havana in order to be a historic city should have an Orthodox church because Orthodoxy is the womb of Christianity.
CubaCentral :: Cuban Government Seeking Life Sentences For At Least 10 Of 78 Dis
cuban government seeking life sentences for at least 10 of 78 dissidentsarrested in crackdown. By ANITA SNOW, Associated Press Writer.
http://www.cubacentral.com/article.asp?ID=30
Impeach Reno Now
The cuban government declared Monday that Elian will return to his communist homelandno matter how a US appellate court in Atlanta rules on a request by the
http://www.impeachreno.org/news34.shtml

Extractions: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde (R-Ill.) is moving forward with a-low-key probe into the Elian Case - Read about the Congressmen on the Committee who are trying to STOP the TRUTH from being heard. Let the Judiciary Committee know that we want the TRUTH... We have destroyed the Dept. of Justice! IT'S JUST AS MANY of us suspected: The United States Department of Justice has ceased to exist. In its place stands a legal Thunderdome a world of arbitrary rules, soap-operatic infighting, peculiar liaisons and isolated eruptions of decency all taking place under the watchful eye of a hard-to-fathom woman. NY Times Editorial Because of her brazen dereliction of duty as attorney general, Janet Reno has now stirred up a political mess for herself
Cuban Government 1
cuban government 1. cuban government in Miami The Real Problem -City of Miami government. IN A LETTER (1-17-99) published by the
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US Relaxes Cuba Embargo, Cuban Government Wary - Global Policy
US Relaxes Cuba Embargo, cuban government Wary. By Randall Mikkelsen.Reuters January 5, 1999. President Clinton Tuesday further relaxed
http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/sanction/cuba/cuba3.htm
Caribbean Net News: Cuban Government Releases Ailing Dissident
News from the Caribbean as of. cuban government releases ailing dissident.Friday, April 16, 2004. HAVANA, Cuba (AFP) Cuban authorities
http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/2004/04/16/dissident.htm

Extractions: Welcome to Caribbean Net News Sections Front Page Business Caribbean Forum Classifieds ... Weather Departments About Us Advertise Archives Contact Us ... Subscribe Interactive Video Stream Audio Stream Regional Anguilla Antigua / Barbuda Bahamas Barbados ... US Virgin Islands This date in the Caribbean Do you know of an important event in or relevant to the Caribbean that occurred on this date? If so, please send us an with the details. Source: afiwi.com Cuban government releases ailing dissident Friday, April 16, 2004 HAVANA, Cuba (AFP): Cuban authorities have released Julio Valdes Guevara, a dissident sentenced to 20 years in prison last year and who is now gravely ill, rights groups said Thursday. He was freed Wednesday evening, hours before the UN Human Rights Commission, meeting in Geneva, on Thursday censured Cuba's clampdown on dissidents and urged it to accept a human rights probe. Valdes Guevara was released and placed under house arrest "because his health was very fragile," said Elizardo Sanchez, who heads the Cuban Commission for Human Rights and National Reconciliation, a group banned by the Havana government.
Caribbean Net News: Amnesty Int'l Calls On Cuban Government To Release Prisoners
Caribbean Net News Amnesty Int l calls on cuban government to releaseprisoners of conscience. Welcome to Caribbean
http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/2004/03/18/prisoners.htm

Extractions: Welcome to Caribbean Net News Sections Front Page Business Caribbean Forum Classifieds ... Weather Departments About Us Advertise Archives Contact Us ... Subscribe Interactive Video Stream Audio Stream Regional Anguilla Antigua / Barbuda Bahamas Barbados ... US Virgin Islands This date in the Caribbean Do you know of an important event in or relevant to the Caribbean that occurred on this date? If so, please send us an with the details. Source: afiwi.com Amnesty Int'l calls on Cuban government to release prisoners of conscience Thursday, March 18, 2004 LONDON, England: A new report by Amnesty International calls for the unconditional release of 75 prisoners of conscience incarcerated for almost a year and expresses serious concern about their treatment. The prisoners were arrested during the March 2003 crackdown when scores of dissidents were detained in a series of targeted sweeps. Some were subsequently released, but many were subjected to hasty and manifestly unfair trials and sentenced to long prison terms. Kate Allen, Amnesty International UK Director said:
Cuba Provoked?
Lincoln DiazBalart and the Free Cuba Foundation were not formenting the overthrowof the cuban government. JULIA POLANCO. Miami. Copyright 1999 Miami Herald.
http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/cubprk.html

Extractions: Published Tuesday, March 30, 1999, in the Miami Herald About 20 years ago, I had rifles aimed at me on two separate trips to Buenos Aires. That was during Argentina's "dirty war." One incident was eerily similar to that involving Danish student Joachim Lovschall [who in 1997 was shot to death by a Cuban soldier for allegedly crossing into a Cuban military area]. Once, I was looking for the horse track and got lost. Suddenly I heard a shout to halt. There was a soldier in a guard tower pointing his weapon at me. He ordered me to cross the street, and I quickly obeyed. That probably would not happen now - things are peaceful there. However, perhaps Mr. Lovschall would not have been shot if U.S. Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart and the Free Cuba Foundation were not formenting the overthrow of the Cuban government. Miami
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.
The Cuban Government Crackdown And Project Varela
The cuban government Crackdown and Project Varela Agenda Item 9 Question of theviolation of human rights and fundamental freedoms in any part of the world
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Extractions: Internationale Démocrate Chrétienne and Liberal International represented by John Suarez and Jannet Rivero held a brief meeting on the Cuban government crackdown and Project Varela. The case was initiated when a Cuban movement had the idea of using the Cuban Constitution as the justification for a petition for reform.
Online NewsHour: Cuban Response To Shootdown
Because of these recent events, each time bolder than the last one and in particularthe most recent one, the cuban government has again warned of the gravity
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/latin_america/cuba_statement_2-26.html

Extractions: 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.

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