Cuba is not a state that sponsors terrorism: Canadian organizations reject US aggression against Cuba

The United States has no moral authority to designate other countries as terrorist states.

CALENDAR OF CUBA SOLIDARITY EVENTS

Cuba is not a state that sponsors terrorism

Editorial of TML Daily, January 15, 2021

The Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) condemns the decision of the Trump administration in its final days to designate Cuba as a State Sponsor of Terrorism, which the U.S. State Department did on Monday, January 11. We call on all Canadians to denounce this baseless designation and demand it be retracted immediately. We also call on Canadians to urge the government of Canada to disassociate itself from this outrageous move and call on the international community to refuse to recognize it and not to appease it in any way.

When the victimizer blames the victim – No to latest US aggression against Cuba!

October 6. A day of commemoration in Cuba for the victims of state terrorism.

By Isaac Saney, Spokesperson, Canadian Network On Cuba

The Canadian Network On Cuba (CNC) vigorously and unequivocally condemns the deceitful and duplicitous designation of Cuba by the Trump regime as a sponsor of terrorism. This is an act of blatant opportunism and cynicism, an act that flies in the face of reality. It is Cuba that has been the victim of all manner of terrorist attacks that have been carried out with the complicity, participation and sponsorship of Washington.

Re-establishment of Cuba-US diplomatic relations: Long live revolutionary Cuba!

Cuban President Raúl Castro speech, December 17 on U.S.-Cuba relations.

Statement of the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist

On December 17, 2014, President Barack Obama announced that the United States would “end its outdated approach” and re-establish diplomatic relations with the Republic of Cuba which were severed in January 1961.

Cuba mourns anniversary of terrorist bombing of Cubana Flight 455

“The reality that the U.S. government failed to charge Posada with terrorism — in connection with either the Cubana bombing, or the 1997 Havana hotel bombings — is a travesty of justice,” said Canadian author Stephen Kimber.

Cuba protests the release of Posada Carriles in the United States, 2007 | Photo: EFE

TeleSUR (Oct. 6) – Twenty-five years before September 11 there was October 6.

In 1976, on October 6, anti-Castro terrorists planted and ignited two bombs on a Cuban passenger plane killing all 73 passengers and five crew members on board after it crashed off of the coast of Barbados. It was Cubana de Aviacion, flight 455.

Stephen Kimber, author of “What Lies Across the Water: The Real Story of the Cuban Five,” told teleSUR English it was “the most deadly act of air terrorism in the Americas prior to 9/11.”

People’s Tribunal and Assembly for the Cuban Five

September 21-23, Toronto

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U.S. government-funded disinformation operation in Miami exposed – Part 1

First of two articles from the website http://www.reportersforhire.org

Detailed evidence revealed of payments by the U.S. government to 18 Miami journalists – $252,325 to one journalist alone – to create a hostile atmosphere against five Cuban antiterrorist fighters unjustly imprisoned in the United States. For Part II see here. The website exposing the White House’s illegal propaganda operation and manipulation of the justice system is an initiative by the National Committee to Free the Cuban Five  (Free the Five).

U.S. government-funded disinformation operation in Miami exposed – Part 2

By GLORIA LA RIVA and BENJAMIN BECKER

MORE THAN 2,000 pages of contracts obtained by Liberation newspaper – between U.S. propaganda stations Radio and TV Martí and Miami journalists posing as independent press – reveal a close partnership between the U.S. government and extreme rightwing Cuban-exile reporters in Miami.