Cuba to Rock on May Day
Over 1,100 unionists,
parliamentarians,
politicians, members of
social and progressive
movements and academics
from all continents will
celebrate May Day along
with the Cuban people.
A note from the Workers'
Central Union of Cuba (CTC),
states that most of
visitors are from the
Americas and Europe, and
will bring here message
of support of the
Revolution.
Workers from Panama,
Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil,
Argentina and Colombia
highlighted in this
capital Thursday the
Cuban people's
resistance to the
economic blockade United
States has been imposing
on the island for almost
50 years.
According to official
figures, that US policy,
rejected by mostly UN
countries, has caused
Cuba losses valued at
over $89 billion.
CTC International
Relations Department
chief Ernesto Freyre
said that the
population's basic needs
are guaranteed, despite
the US siege.
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