Jon Corlett a écrit : > During his stay, however, the Polish senator attended what was dubbed an > >economic conference on globalization in Pinar del Rio, in which he spoke of > >the methods employed to destroy socialism in Poland -- including > underground > >tactics. Counterrevolutionaries, including known agents of Miami's > >Cuban-American National Foundation, and members of Pinar Del Rio's Catholic > >Church hierarchy were present at the conference. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "heikki sipilä " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 12:24 AM > Subject: Radio Havana Cuba-16 May 2000 > > | > | >Via NY Transfer News * All the News That Doesn't Fit > | > > | >Radio Havana Cuba - News Update - 16 May 2000 > | > > | > > | > -CUBA ACCUSES POLISH REPRESENTATIVES OF COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY > | > ACTIVITIES ON THE ISLAND > | > -BUSINESS DELEGATION FROM VALENCIA MEETS WITH CUBAN AUTHORITIES > | > -MEETING OF THE AMERICAS ON HEALTH AND AIR QUALITY SLATED FOR HAVANA > | > -CONGRESS OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SMALL FARMERS UNDERWAY IN HAVANA > | > -SPANISH-CUBAN PROJECT TO BENEFIT COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN PINAR DEL RIO > | > -INTERNATIONAL ENCOUNTER ON ART CRITICISM AND ARCHITECTURE TO BE HELD > | > IN HAVANA > | > -HEAD OF UNESCO'S HAVANA REGIONAL OFFICE WINS CUBAN NATIONAL CULTURE > AWARD > | > -Viewpoint: WASHINGTON'S FAILED POLICY IS UNDER REVIEW ON CAPITOL HILL > | > > | > > | >CUBA ACCUSES POLISH REPRESENTATIVES OF > | >ENGAGING IN COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES ON THE ISLAND > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- Cuba has accused representatives of the Polish > | >government of engaging in counterrevolutionary activities on the island. > An > | >extensive article in the Cuban newspaper Granma refers specifically to > | >recent activities by Polish Senator Zbigniew Romaszewski, president of > that > | >legislative body's human rights commission. > | > > | >Recalling that Poland was one of two co-sponsors of Washington's > anti-Cuba > | >resolution in the United Nations Human Rights Commission, the article > states > | >that Romaszewski and another Polish citizen arrived in Havana on May > 2nd -- > | >ostensibly to promote a scientific cooperation accord between the two > | >countries. His wife and a translator had arrived several days before on > | >tourist visas. > | > > | >During his stay, however, the Polish senator attended what was dubbed an > | >economic conference on globalization in Pinar del Rio, in which he spoke > of > | >the methods employed to destroy socialism in Poland -- including > underground > | >tactics. Counterrevolutionaries, including known agents of Miami's > | >Cuban-American National Foundation, and members of Pinar Del Rio's > Catholic > | >Church hierarchy were present at the conference. > | > > | >In another gathering with those who systematically slander the Cuban > | >Revolution, at a residence of the Polish Embassy in Havana, Romaszewski > told > | >his audience to prepare themselves to govern the island, since Cuba's > | >socio-political system would "only survive another five years at most." > He > | >asserted that Cuba is undergoing the process that occurred in the former > | >eastern European socialist camp. > | > > | >Noting that the Polish senator gave an undetermined amount of foreign > | >currency to the so-called dissidents, the Granma newspaper termed any > | >comparison between Cuba and Poland as "absurd" -- stating that it would > be > | >like comparing "truth and parody, the heroic and the ridiculous." The > | >article asserted that everything imperialism was capable of mobilizing > | >against the once powerful socialism in Europe could do nothing against a > | >small island only 90 miles from its shore. > | > > | >Granma newspaper said that Cuba will "continue monitoring the activities > of > | >those who are nothing more than mercenaries of the U.S. State Department > or > | >the CIA -- whose histories of errors and horrors are overwhelming."br> > | > > | >BUSINESS DELEGATION FROM VALENCIA MEETS WITH CUBAN AUTHORITIES > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- A visiting business delegation from the Spanish > | >Community of Valencia -- headed by the Vice President of the Council of > | >Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Navigation of that Spanish region, > | >Salvador Marti -- met on Monday with Cuban authorities. > | > > | >The meeting was presided over by Cuba's Minister of Foreign Trade, > Ricardo > | >Cabrisas, and the Head of Valencia's Chamber of Commerce, Hector Manuel > | >Perez. > | > > | >The Spanish delegation is made up of some 40 business executives from > small > | >and medium-sized companies representing several economic sectors, > including > | >construction, shoe manufacturing and the textile and food industries. > Their > | >visit is aimed at exploring the Cuban market and making arrangements to > sell > | >products from Valencia in Cuba. > | > > | > > | >MEETING OF THE AMERICAS ON HEALTH AND AIR QUALITY SLATED FOR HAVANA > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- The Cuban capital will be the venue of the > upcoming > | >Meeting of the Americas on Health and Air Quality, scheduled to take > place > | >from May 23rd through the 27th. > | > > | >Reinaldo Diaz Velez, head of the organizing committee of the event, told > | >reporters that participants -- doctors, environmental specialists, > | >biologists and meteorologists -- will try to work up a plan for the > region, > | >aimed at improving air quality. > | > > | >Topics such as the impact of pollution on the climate, the environment > and > | >health will also be debated during the event, which will be held at > Havana's > | >Central Park Hotel's Conventions Center. > | > > | > > | >CONGRESS OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SMALL FARMERS UNDERWAY IN HAVANA > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- The 9th Congress of the National Association of > Small > | >Farmers -- ANAP -- is in full swing at Havana's International Convention > | >Center with the presence of 800 Cuban delegates and invited guests from > 15 > | >countries. > | > > | >According to ANAP President Orlando Lugo Fonte, there are some 70 foreign > | >participants representing campesino organizations from Nicaragua, > Honduras, > | >the United States, Brazil, Mexico and other countries. > | > > | >He stated that one representative from each delegation will present a > | >resolution in support of the Cuban Revolution and condemning Washington's > | >economic blockade against the Cuban people. He added that foreign > | >delegations will also denounce the Cuban Adjustment Act, which encourages > | >illegal immigration from the island to the United States. > | > > | >The Congress of the National Association of Small Farmers will end > tomorrow, > | >Wednesday, which marks the 39th anniversary of the organization as well > as > | >the 41st anniversary of the signing of the first Agrarian Reform Law -- > one > | >of the first measures adopted by the Cuban Revolution. > | > > | > > | >SPANISH-CUBAN PROJECT TO BENEFIT COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN PINAR DEL RIO > | > > | >Pinar del Rio, May 16 (RHC)-- A 100,000 dollar project will soon benefit > | >several communities in the Viqales National Park -- which is also a World > | >Heritage Site -- in the western province of Pinar del Rio. > | > > | >This rural development program is sponsored by the Foundation for Social > | >Development of the Canary Islands and Cuba's Ministry of Science, > Technology > | >and the Environment and is designed to encourage sustainable tourism and > | >promote the economic potential of the region. > | > > | >The project will benefit the population in terms of transportation, > housing, > | >sanitation and environmental education. > | > > | > > | >INTERNATIONAL ENCOUNTER ON ART CRITICISM AND ARCHITECTURE TO BE HELD IN > HAVANA > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- Specialists from nine countries will meet in > Havana > | >November 20th through the 24th to take part in an International Encounter > on > | >Art Criticism and Architecture. The aim of the event is to reflect on the > | >impact of economic globalization on culture. > | > > | >Entitled "Closer to Each Other," the forum will take place in the > framework > | >of Havana's 7th International Festival on Fine Arts, scheduled for > November > | >17th with the participation of 168 artists and nine groups dealing with > | >artistic creativity. > | > > | > > | >HEAD OF UNESCO'S HAVANA REGIONAL OFFICE WINS CUBAN NATIONAL CULTURE AWARD > | > > | >Havana, May 16 (RHC)-- The out-going head of UNESCO's Havana-based > regional > | >office, Mexican Gloria Lopez Morales, has received the Cuban National > | >Culture Award, granted by the Cuban Culture Ministry, for her > contribution > | >to the promotion of the arts, sciences and culture. The award was > presented > | >by Cuba's Culture Minister Abel Prieto during a ceremony Monday evening. > | > > | >Lopez Morales served for five years as head of the UNESCO office in > Havana > | >-- the oldest regional office set up by the United Nations agency in the > | >world. She told reporters that she enjoyed her stay in Cuba and praised > the > | >island's work in the area of culture. The out-going head of UNESCO's > office > | >in the Cuban capital said that culture is not given the same importance > in > | >other Latin American or Caribbean countries. She added that while Cuba > is > | >very interesting in many aspects, it's greatest quality is its cultural > | >expression. > | > > | > > | >Viewpoint: > | > > | >WASHINGTON'S FAILED POLICY IS UNDER REVIEW ON CAPITOL HILL > | > > | >The Cold War and the economic blockade against Cuba probably constitute > the > | >biggest failures of Washington's foreign policy this century. > | > > | >Since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, the United States has > | >tried destroy the social project chosen by the Cuban people. The U.S. > | >government has long carried out all kinds of aggressions against the > Cuban > | >Revolution -- from the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 and the threat of > | >nuclear war during the so-called Missile Crisis in October 1962, as well > as > | >countless plots to kill Cuban President Fidel Castro and other leaders. > In > | >addition, Cuba has been the target of sabotage actions against > | >socio-economic objectives and systematic disinformation campaigns, aimed > at > | >isolating the island from the rest of the world and attempting to disrupt > | >daily life. > | > > | >A key aspect of Washington's genocidal policy is the economic blockade, > | >which has been in effect since in 1962, when U.S. President John F. > Kennedy > | >officially declared what they like to call "the embargo." > | > > | >Over the past 41 years, this policy has not accomplished its stated > purpose > | >-- which was to destroy the Cuban Revolution. Washington's policy has > | >failed due to the Cuban people's indomitable will to maintain their > national > | >independence and sovereignty. > | > > | >Over the past few days, the U.S. blockade is once again in the news, when > a > | >committee of the House of Representatives and a Senate commission > approved a > | >proposal aimed at allowing the sale of food and medicines to Cuba. > | > > | >Influential newspapers such as The New York Times and The Washington > Post, > | >as well as television networks like CNN and NBC all agree that this > project > | >might get a green light in both houses of the Congress and could soon be > | >debated and taken to a vote. > | > > | >Many observers believe that this is a good time to start to correct past > | >mistakes, after the obvious isolation of the extremist Cuban-American > | >community in Miami following the kidnapping of six-year-old Elian > Gonzalez. > | > > | >U.S. farmers, who see Cuba as a natural market for their products, are > also > | >putting pressure on Congress and the White House to at least partially > lift > | >the economic blockade. So it is not accidental that the amendment has > been > | >attached to an agricultural budget bill. > | > > | >According to Cuban Foreign Ministry spokesman Alejandro Gonzalez, it > would > | >not be a surprise if measure to lift the blockade on food and medicine to > | >the island is shot down by right wing congressional representatives on > | >Capitol Hill. > | > > | >Cuban authorities, however, believe that the initiative is a step in the > | >right direction, although they agree that these kinds of actions are not > the > | >ultimate solution. > | > > | >It is absolutely ridiculous that U.S. lawmakers are openly discussing the > | >sale of food and medicine to Cuba in the Congress of a country that > | >considers itself the universal champion of human rights. > | > > | >(c) 2000 Radio Habana Cuba. 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