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  A Human Sea Floods Havana's Malecon
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A Human Sea Floods Havana's Malecon
Since the early hours of this Tuesday, hundreds of thousands of Havana residents gathered for the march along Havana waterfront drive - the Malecon - against terrorism and the complicity of the US government in this violent policy against Cuba.Fidel Castro´s Speech before Anti-Terrorism March in Havana

President Fidel Castro delivered a speech denouncing the long history of terrorist attacks against the island over the past 40 years, while condemning the presence in the US of terrorist of Cuban origin Luis Posada Carriles, who is seeking political asylum, and Orlando Bosch, who was pardoned by George Bush, Sr, in 1990 and lives in Miami.

A rally summoned for this afternoon in New York by solidarity groups with Cuba, Venezuela and Puerto Rico will support the claims made in Havana this morning: arrest and extradite Luis Posada Carriles, stop terrorism and give no refuge to murderers and thieves.

The logistics for marchers are in place: buses, kiosks, water tanks for thirsty participants, thousands of Cuban flags to wave before the United States Interests Section headquarters, together with banners bearing the slogans of !Stop Terrorism!, !Bring the Criminals to Justice!, !Release the Five Heroes prisoners in US jails! and many other homemade signs full of Cuban humour.

History in the making and, perhaps, another record assistance for Cuban gatherings that so impress visitors to this city.
 

 

 
 
 
 
   

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