Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee
Was Alan Gross tortured or even mistreated in Cuban prisons? What is the real reason Gross was in Cuba in the first place, and why was he arrested and convicted? Setting the record straight after Alan Gross’ appearance on 60 Minutes.
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“The struggle being waged in Venezuela today — and that will be expressed in the December 6 elections — is decisive not only for this South American country, but for all the emancipatory processes underway in Latin America and the Caribbean.”
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Edward Snowden has revealed the extensive espionage and penetration of the NSA in Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, PDVSA, the lifeblood of the South American nation and fuel of Chavez’s Bolivarian revolution.
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Internationalist medical aid has been a longstanding part of the Cuban people’s tradition of solidarity, since the beginning of the Revolution. As early as 1960 a brigade was sent to Chile following an earthquake there, and to Algeria in 1963, to support the new country recently liberated from colonialism.
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Kenia Serrano and Leima Martínez express their thanks to the solidarity movement for the wonderful reception they received as they toured the United States earlier this month.
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Venezuelan activists from all walks of life have joined together to launch an innovative campaign leading up to the decisive National Assembly election this December 6th, using the hashtags #late or “heartbeat” and #cadalatidocuenta – “every heartbeat counts”.
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Mark Weisbrot of the Center for Economic and Policy Research writes about the U.S./OAS attempts to delegitimize the Venezuelan elections in advance.
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Interviews with Jose Ramon Balaguer Cabrera, international delegate of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC), and Lídice Navas, international delegate of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), to the historic first Congress “Shafik Handal” of the FMLN (El Salvador).
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New Snowden revelation: The U.S. National Security Agency accessed the internal communications of Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, Petroleos de Venezuela and acquired sensitive data it planned to exploit in order to spy on the company’s top officials.
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