Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee
The Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee, formerly the National Committee to Free the Cuban Five, sends a message to the Five and to the Cuban people on this, the 20th anniversary of the arrest of the Five.
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El presidente del Instituto Cubano de Amistad con los Pueblos (ICAP), Fernando González Llort, acusó al imperialismo estadounidense de intentar desestabilizar a otros países del mundo.
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With this year’s U.N. vote on the U.S. blockade of Cuba approaching, Cuba has issued its annual report on the effects of the blockade, which has cost the island more than $4.3 Billion in the past year alone.
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The Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee in the United States, joins a multitude of international solidarity groups, progressive governments, and revolutionary movements around the world in expressing our support for President Nicolás Maduro, the PSUV and the Bolivarian revolutionary process following the cowardly attempt on the life of the President in Caracas.
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Raúl Castro’s speech on July 26, 2018 in Santiago de Cuba, commemorating the 65th Anniversary of the Assault on the Moncada.
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A fascinating new biography of Raúl Castro is now available in English. Read more about it and get your copy today!
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Join us on a journey of a lifetime to experience Cuba in this specially-tailored people-to-people visit in 2018.
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Excerpts from a speech given by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at the “Todos Somos Venezuela” conference, March 7, 2018. Subtitled into English.
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The Cuban Movement for Peace and the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) and The Cuban Movement for Peace are calling on all defenders of peace to join in an international Twitter Storm — Tuitazo in spanish — to spread the word far and wide that Venezuela does not stand alone! Tomorrow, Thursday, March 15, starting 10:00 AM EDT, use the hashtags #TodosSomosVenezuela and #ALCZonaDePaz
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More than 800 activists from 95 countries met in Caracas to declare: “We are convinced that Venezuela will be able to – through dialogue, respect for the Constitution, and the indefatigable democratic will of his people – overcome the problems that besets it, and that the Bolivarian revolution will remain a beacon of hope for the peoples of the world who search for a worthy and just destination for humanity.”
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