By Stephen Kimber In the sweet afterglow of last month’s historic rapprochement between the United States and Cuba, much has been made of the pivotal roles played by Pope Francis, the Canadian […]
‘Selfless friendships,’ solidarity groups and the release of the Cuban Five
Please join us for our monthly Cuba Coalition meeting on Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at 7!
In addition to discussing what’s next for U.S. and Cuban relations, we will also be featuring a special report from a recent trip which focused on Organic Agriculture and Cooperatives in Cuba, by […]
White House Fact Sheet: Charting a New Course on Cuba
THE WHITE HOUSE December 17, 2014 Office of the Press Secretary Today, the United States is taking historic steps to chart a new course in our relations with Cuba and to further […]
A New Era in U.S.-Cuba Relations!?!
Here are a series of widely diverse statements issued in the wake of the December 17th announcements by the presidents of the United States and Cuba about our new relationship. A Message […]
US To Normalize Relations With Cuba: Interview with Atty. Art Heitzer on WI Public Radio
The United States and Cuba will begin talks on normalizing full diplomatic relations this week, according to Whitehouse officials. The announcement comes at the release of American Alan Gross and the freeing […]
Milwaukee Attorney Calls New Cuba-U.S. Ties, a Win for People in Both Countries
While some Cuban-Americans will not recognize the Cuban government because of human rights violations, others predict life there will now improve. On Wednesday, President Obama re-established diplomatic ties with Cuba, after more […]
Cuban President Raul Castro Delivers Speech on Cuba-US Relations
HAVANA, Cuba, Dec 17 (acn) Cuban President Raul Castro addressed the nation this Wednesday broadcast on radio and television on the recent developments in the Cuba-US relations. Cuban News Agency now reproduces […]
Cuba, the U.S. & Social Media – Some background Information
Cuba is a sovereign nation. It thus has “the right to choose, without external interference, its political, economic, and social system and to organize itself in the way best suited to it,” […]
Why Cuba Is So Good at Fighting Ebola
Time Magazine November 5, 2014 By Alexandra Sifferlin It’s the only country besides the U.S. to send substantial human resources to West Africa As the first nation to dedicate hundreds of health […]
Wisconsin State Journal: U.S. should cooperate with Cuban Doctors
Wisconsin State Journal November 28, 2014 By Dr. Bernard F. Micke A group of the Wisconsin Medical Project just returned from a trip to Camaguey, Cuba, a sister city of Madison, where […]





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