The Amazon Labor Union made a strong showing at the rally, coming off the heels of participating in a brigade to Cuba in May. Chris Smalls, who visited the White House when ALU successfully organized the first Amazon union in the country, openly denounced Biden’s policy against Cuba.
Several activists with the National Network on Cuba, CODEPINK, and IFCO/Pastors for Peace were arrested on June 22 after trying to have a meeting with New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez in his office in Washington, DC. Activists were attempting to meet with Menendez to urge him to lift the US blockade against Cuba and take Cuba off the US’s State Sponsors of Terrorism list.
Thirty activists stood with signs at four corners of a busy Milwaukee intersection calling for the normalizing of relations with Cuba.
June 24th Peace Action event and picnic
Ask President Biden to reverse the Trump administration’s last minute, unjustified listing of Cuba as a state supporter of terrorism.
Nine days before leaving office, Trump designated Cuba a State Sponsor of Terrorism.
Finally, Cuba Is Harboring a Terrorist! Dawn Gable, Havana Times. May 4, 2013. http://havanatimes.org/?p=92521&print=1 HAVANA TIMES — After 40 years, the FBI has arbitrarily labeled Assata Shakur a terrorist. The former Black […]
“Leave it to the federal government to make the prospect of visiting that sunny Caribbean island sound so miserable.” Ron Paul, April 15, Liberty Crier: http://libertycrier.com/politics/foreign-policy/ron-paul-why-cant-we-all-travel-to-cuba/ “Does the administration really believe that […]
Author: Steve Ludlam, Department of Politics. University of Sheffield, UK This paper was originally presented at the VII Inter-American Meeting on Labour Law and Social Security in Havana, Cuba, March 2012. Introduction: […]
Seven Actions Obama Should Take On Cuba Now Peter Kornbluh | January 24, 2013 In US foreign relations with hostile states, President Obama declared in his inauguration speech this week, “engagement can […]
Wisconsin Coalition to Normalize Relations with Cuba 
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