Cuba Always on the Alert against Terrorism: Fidel Castro
Cuba is always on guard and ready to act against terrorism, affirmed president Fidel Castro today in the closing ceremony of the international meeting against that scourge who gathered here delegates from over 60 nations.

The International Meeting against Terrorism, for Truth and Justice, was in session for three days, during which many testimonies of horror and death suffered by many peoples all over the planet were exposed.

The head of state described the meeting as historical and called fellowmen to the over 600 foreign participants, “because there are no differences between those who were born here and those who came from 60 not at all dark places over the world.”

He said participants to the anti-terrorist meeting possibly have won the right to be “attacked preemptively and surprisingly for the simple fact of having met here”.

I hope that bombs will not reach you because were a big few and growing, he added.

Fidel Castro affirmed the speeches during these days indicate “we are thinking in a way remarkably much alike”, referring to the denunciations of terrorism and pointing to the responsibility of the United States in all this issue.

He explained that the meeting was organized in six days and praised the response to the Cuban call.

“It is nobody´s merit, maybe only the result of being always on guard and ready to act and to fight”, he asserted.

The denunciation of terrorist Luis Posada Carriles and his long list of crimes was hand in hand with Venezuelan request to the US for the extradition of the terrorist, based on the bilateral agreement between both nations in force since 1922.

The Cuban leader asked himself where is the humanism and the civilization in these stories of death and repression we have heard in Havana during these days.

Among participants to the venue there were victims and parents of the arrested-missing in Latin America during Operation Condor, as well as the thousands of Cuban families who suffered terrorism stimulated by the Northern superpower.

I can´t remember so many acts of cruelty as those we have heard of here, underlined the president.