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Culto a la personalidad de Fifo Castro
Cuba Travel: Best Chance Since 2003
This is it. The opportunity we have all been waiting for. The House Committee on Foreign Affairs (HCFA) will consider HR 4645 on Wednesday, September 29, at noon. This means that they will be considering whether to lift the travel ban on Cuba . . . or not. We can win this, just like we won in the House Committee on Agriculture . . . but we need YOU, again! You can take action here.
Cuba que linda es Cuba !!!! Amigos de la decrepita Robo - Ilusion Cubana
( el que se ilusiono que le quede el saco )
AFL-CIO Solidarity Center
Alliance of Baptists
American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
American Jewish World Service (AJWS)
Americas Program, Center for International Policy
Catholic Relief Services
Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
Center for Global Education at Augsburg College
Center for International Policy (CIP)
Christian Peacemaker Teams
Church of the Brethren (COB), Washington Office
Church Women United
Church World Service
Colombia Human Rights Committee (CHRC)
Conference of Major Superiors of Men (CMSM)
CRISPAZ
Cuban American Alliance Education Fund (CAAEF)
Development-GAP (D-GAP)
Disarm Education Fund
EPICA
Episcopal Church, Washington Office
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Fellowship of Reconciliation, Task Force on Latin America and the Caribbean
Franciscan Mission Service
Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL)
Global Exchange
Global Ministries of Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and United Church of Christ
Global Rights
Guatemala Human Rights Commission/USA (GHRC)
Human Rights First
Institute for Policy Studies (IPS)
International Labor Rights Fund
Jesuit Refugee Service/USA
Loretto Community
Lutheran Office for Governmental Affairs
Lutheran World Relief
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC)
Mexico Solidarity Network
Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, Justice and Peace Office
National Council of Churches (NCC)
National Security Archives
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA)
Nicaragua Network/Alliance for Global Justice
North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA)
Oxfam America
Peace Brigades International
Peace Brigades USA
Presbyterian Church (USA), Washington Office
Project Counselling Service
Quixote Center/Quest for Peace
Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism
Rights Action
Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights
School of the Americas Watch (SOA)
SHARE Foundation
Sister Parish
STITCH
TransAfrica Forum
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC)
United Church of Christ (UCC), Justice and Witness Ministries
United Methodist Church (UMC), General Board of Church & Society
United Methodist Women
U.S.-Cuba Cultural Exchange
US/Labor Education in the Americas (US/LEAP)
U.S. Jesuit Conference
U.S. Office on Colombia
Voices on the Border
Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA)
Witness for Peace (WFP)
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Delvis Fernández Levy, PhD
President
Acting Executive Director
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
José I. Pertierra, Esq.
Chief Financial Officer
Immigration and Human Rights Attorney
Washington, D.C.
Patricia Morán
Executive Secretary
Word Bank, TransAfrica
Silver Springs, Md.
Members at large
Dr. Alberto Jones, DVM
Caribbean American Children Foundation
Palm Coast, Fla.
Luis E. Rumbaut, Esq.
La Alborada Publications Director
Attorney
Washington, D.C.
Advisory Council
Sandra Alfonso ( Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Baton Rouge, La. )
Maura Barrios ( University of South Florida, Tampa, Fla. )
Ramón Bueno ( Cuban American Research Committee, Sommerville, Mass. )
David Cibrian, Esq. ( Jenkins and Gilchrist, San Antonio, Tex. )
Enrique Conill Mendoza ( US State Departmente, Retired, Melbourne, Fla. )
Regino Díaz ( Unlimited Printing Services, Houston, Tex. )
Lourdes Alcebo Duke ( President Fundación Amistad, East Hampton, N.Y. )
José M. Estévez, Esq. ( Representative of The Martí Alliance Upland, Calif; )
Dr. Pedro M. Ferreira ( Psychologist Willmington, Del. )
Maricela Fleites-Lear ( Peuget Sound University, Tacoma, Wa. )
Mariana Gastón ( New York Department of Education Brooklyn, N.Y. )
Ricardo González ( President Cuban Committee for Democracy, Madison, Wisc. )
Pedro González-Muné ( Publisher of La Nación Cubana, Miami, Fla. )
Elisa Apfel Greenberg ( US/Cuba Exchange Director, Miami, Fla. )
Fr. Ramón Hernández ( St. Rita Catholic Church, Dade City, Fla. )
Bill Martínez, Esq. ( Cuba Music and Culture Promoter San Francisco, Calif. )
Rubén Honik, Esq. ( Jewish Solidarity Chapter Director, Philadelphia, Pa. )
Félix Masud-Piloto, PhD ( DePaul University Professor, Chicago, Illinois )
Jorge Jesús Milanés ( President, CAAEF California Central Coast, Los Osos, Calif. )
Sis. Margarita Musquera ( Oblate Order Catholic Nun and Teacher, Catonsville, Md. )
Joe Pérez ( Business Entrepreneur Santa Fe Springs, Calif. )
Dr. Guillermo Pérez-Mesa, MD ( Internal Medicine Physician, New York, N.Y. )
Dr. Rafael Rivero, MD ( Specialist in AIDS Care Cherry Hill, New Jersey )
Pedro Sierra ( Professional Baseball Player, Retired Silver Springs, Md. )
Dr. Julio V. Ruíz, MD ( President, US/Cuba Geriatric Association, Hackensack, N.J. and Miami, Fla. )
Dr. Milton Sánchez-Parodi, MD ( Medical Advisor of La Familia Project , Poland, Ohio )
CRAG Board of Directors
Felipe Gonzales
J Alan Marks
Rosina Roibal
Louis Head, Executive Director
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The Cuba Research & Analysis Group, Inc. (CRAG)
Havana notes
Tomas Bilbao
Tomasito Bilbao
Executive Director
Cuba Study Group
Tomas Bilbao is Executive Director of the Cuba Study Group. Prior to joining the CSG, Mr. Bilbao served as Director of Operations on the successful campaign of Mel Martinez for U.S. Senate. From 2001 to 2003, Mr. Bilbao served in the Administration of George W. Bush as Deputy Director of Operations at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and as Personal Aide to Secretary Mel Martinez.
Steve Clemons
Ted Henken
Anya Landau
Anya Landau French
Anya Landau French
Director
U.S.–Cuba Policy Initiative, New America Foundation
Anya Landau French is the Director of the New America Foundation’s U.S. – Cuba Policy Initiative and the editor of The Havana Note. Previously, Landau French was a Senior Fellow with the Lexington Institute, where she recently published Options for Engagement: A Resource Guide for Reforming U.S. Policy toward Cuba.
She is a former International Trade Advisor to Chairman Max Baucus of the Senate Finance Committee. In that capacity she focused on trade and worker adjustment policy, U.S.-Cuba relations, and helped draft and pass the 2006 SAFE Port Act. Previously she advised Senator Baucus on defense, homeland security, immigration, and foreign policy. During her time in the Senate, she worked extensively on issues dealing with U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba, Treasury Department sanctions enforcement and the U.S. ban on travel to Cuba.
As a Transatlantic Fellow with the German Marshall Fund, Landau French focused on trade and foreign aid policy.
Prior to her tenure on Capitol Hill, Landau French focused on U.S.-Cuba affairs at the Center for International Policy, where her research and publications covered U.S.-Cuba trade, travel, intellectual property, terrorism, and Cuban American attitudes. At the Center, she implemented media, congressional, and public education strategies and events, and organized trips to Cuba for Congressional, business, and civic leaders’ delegations.
Landau French holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Arts in International Education from the George Washington University. She speaks Spanish and German.
Arturo Lopez-Levy
John McAuliff
Gail Reed
Sarah Stephens
Larry Wilkerson
Kathy Castor (D-Florida) etc etc etc
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