Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee

Caracas International Solidarity Meeting Declares “Venezuela Is Not Alone, We Are All with Her!”

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.”

“The government of Donald Trump stands today as the greatest enemy of democracy in the world to try to prevent at all costs the electoral process on April 22 in our homeland.” — Adán Chávez Frías, Venezuelan Minister of Culture

From his office at the Higher Education Institute of Foreign Affairs in Havana where he serves as Vice-Rector, Gerardo Hernandez gives an extended (26-minute) interview (in English) with TeleSUR TV, covering the past, the present, and the future of himself and of Cuba.

“Cuba is an unusual country in that they actually respect their scientists, and their climate change policy is science driven.”

While there is no denying the economic emergency that Venezuela is currently facing and the concomitant suffering it is causing its people, understanding its context is essential to seeing a way out.

Cuba is a safe, peaceful and healthy country for Cubans, foreigners, accredited diplomats and for millions of people that visit us every year, including Americans.

Speech presented by Army General Raúl Castro Ruz, first secretary the Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee, during the closure of the National Assembly of People’s Power 8th Legislature’s 10th Period of Ordinary Sessions.

There is an international campaign calling for the freedom of Ana Belén Montes. We urge our supporters to learn about Ana Belén Montes and join that campaign.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla addresses the United Nations on Sept. 22, 2017, laying out Cuba’s position on a multitude of issues, and responding directly to the talk earlier in the week given by U.S. President Donald Trump.

As the class struggle heated up in Venezuela this year, fueled by interventionist threats by the pro-US Organization of American States (OAS) bloc, many former supporters of the Bolivarian revolution have remained sitting on the fence.

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Caracas International Solidarity Meeting Declares “Venezuela Is Not Alone, We Are All with Her!”

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