Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee

Nicolas Maduro: An Open Letter to the People of the United States

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro calls on U.S. society to denounce its government’s threats of war. “Today Venezuela is united in a single clamor: we demand the end of aggression that seeks to suffocate our economy and socially suffocate our people, as well as the end of serious and dangerous threats of military intervention against Venezuela. We appeal to the good soul of U.S. society, a victim of its own leaders, to join our call for peace, let us be all one people against warmongering and war.”

Gloria La Riva, who is on her way to Venezuela to report on the situation there, talks to RT International about the phony “US humanitarian aid” scandal. Click through to watch the video.

Roger Harris explains how the Venezuelan Constitution, despite being cited by Juan Guaidó and U.S. politicians who haven’t even bothered to read that document, offers not the slightest legitimacy to Guaidó’s self-appointed “Presidency”.

Emergency rallies have been organized in multiple cities around the country to protest the attempted coup in Venezuela, the recognition of that coup by the governments of the U.S., Canada, and others, and to defend President Nicolás Maduro and the Bolivarian Revolution. Click to see the list of announced demonstrations.

“Cuba rejects this threat [to apply Title III of the Helms-Burton Act] in the most energetic, firm and categorical way. It regards it as a hostile act of extreme arrogance and irresponsibility, while condemning the disrespectful and slanderous language of the State Department’s public message.”

Cuba celebrated the 60th Anniversary of the entry of Fidel and the Rebel Army into Havana with a Freedom Caravan featuring combatants who participated in that triumph. Gloria La Riva was there and interviewed some of the participants.

The Cuba-Venezuela Solidarity Committee is dedicating our “Giving Tuesday” appeal to express solidarity with visually-impaired people in Cuba, and to help overcome the devastating effects of the U.S. blockade. We are asking everyone to donate $25 for this worthy cause. Please help if you can.

After six years of bringing health care to poor Brazilians, Cuba has been forced to discontinue its internationalist mission participating in the “More Doctors in Brazil” program thanks to the hostility of newly-elected Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro. Read the statement from the Cuban Ministry of Public Health.

U.S. government officials and media have repeatedly used the word “attacks” to describe symptoms experienced by some of its employees at its Embassy in Havana. To date there is no evidence to support the use of that term. There is no clear evidence that anything even happened to those employees, much less how it happened or who was responsible. The entire affair has been used as a provocation to justify the rupture of U.S.-Cuba relations.

More than 2,100 people packed and overflowed New York City’s historic Riverside Church on Sept. 26 to warmly greet Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez in his first visit to the U.S. as President of the Republic of Cuba. In a surprise appearance, Nicolás Maduro Moros, President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, joined Díaz-Canel at the podium.

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Nicolas Maduro: An Open Letter to the People of the United States

Gloria La Riva talks to RT International

Juan Guaidó: The Man Who Would Be President of Venezuela Doesn’t Have a Constitutional Leg to Stand On

Emergency Rallies to Defend President Maduro and the Bolivarian Revolution

Cuba categorically rejects the threat of activation of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act

Rebel Army Freedom Caravan

#GivingTuesday: Donate to Help Visually-impaired People in Cuba

Cuba discontinues its participation in the “More Doctors in Brazil” program

U.S. Diplomats Under Attack? “First, it was sonic weapons, now microwave. What’s next, kryptonite?”

Cuban president In NYC: ‘Cuba’s foreign policy is solidarity’