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Cubans in Bolivia Condemn US Blockade


Cubans in Bolivia Condemn US Blockade
The Association of Cuban people living in Bolivia condemned the US economic, political and commercial blockade imposed to the Caribbean island for more than 46 years.

According to Yana Fernandez, president of this organization in the department of La Paz, the repudiation to that inhuman measure by the US government is part of the main activities this year, as part of the celebration for the 50th anniversary of the victory of the Cuban Revolution.

Fernandez explained the days in protest and demand for the release of the Cuban Five, unfairly arrested and convicted in the US since 1998, are priorities in the association.

In an activity to commemorate the victory of Playa Giron (Bay of Pigs) in 1961 in Cuba, the members of the association shared with Cuban diplomats on the results of the recent meeting against terrorism and the blockade in Havana.
 

 

 

 

 
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