Beirut, November 12, 2021. Intellectuals, politicians and trade unionists from Lebanon and Palestine expressed their support for Cuba in the face of US plans to destabilize the Caribbean nation, Prensa Latina learned today from diplomatic sources.
The heterogeneous group formed by 35 Lebanese and Palestinian personalities adhered to the Cuban people's rejection of the counterrevolutionary movement with which Washington is putting into practice its so-called soft coup strategy.
Cuba is beginning to revive its social life, its public spaces and services, schools, tourism and other sectors of the economy, highlights an appeal to friends and sympathizers of the Cuban Revolution, to which Prensa Latina had access.
Those who bet on the failure of socialism in the Antillean nation and saw in July 11 a way to overthrow the Revolution, are frustrated and in a hurry in their plans, the document refers.
With the call for a march with the same intentions next Monday, the enemies of Cuba intend to destabilize and provoke incidents that could lead to a social outbreak and a subsequent U.S. military intervention.
Although the organizers of this supposedly peaceful march have no social base in the Caribbean country, their training, financing and support from abroad, especially from the United States, is notorious. (Embacuba Líbano/Prensa Latina)
SIGNATURES OF SUPPORT FOR CUBA FROM LEBANESE AND PALESTINIAN POLITICAL LEADERS, INTELLECTUALS, SOCIAL ACTIVISTS AND TRADE UNIONISTS
- Mohamed Hashisho, Secretary General of the People's Democratic Party.
- 2Professor Zaher Al-Khatib, Secretary General of the Workers League.
- Mays Mohammed Assaf, retired professor.
- Professor Ahmed Al-Shahal, Journalist.
- Fayez Mohieldin, freelancer.
- Sheikh Abd al-Karim al-Nashar, head of Nasserite Arab Movement.
- Dr. Muhammad Aqil Shuaib, researcher and expert in local development and municipal work.
- Professor Darwish Mustafa Murad, head of the Nasserite National Organization.
- Professor Mohamed Al-Dalati, President of the Association of Prominent Evidence.
- Professor Abdullah Khaled, coordinator of the meeting of national parties in Tripoli.
- Afif Wehbe, member of the leadership of the Popular Democratic Party.
- Ms. Khadija Al-Husseini, political and trade union activist.
- Mr. Tariq Mustafa Al-Hussein, Chairman of the Mutual Fund for Agricultural Health in Akkar.
- Mr. Raafat Zabadawi, political activist.
- Professor Said Franjieh, writer and political analyst.
- Professor Hussein Atwi, writer and political analyst.
- Mr. Mazen Yahya, political activist.
- Mr. Sarkis Abu Zeid, writer and political analyst.
- Professor Khaled Adnan Odeh, Palestinian politician.
- Professor Fadi Al-Shami, general executor of the Tripoli Execution Office in the Syrian Social Nationalist Nationalist Party.
- Dr. Abeer Al-Sabaa, university professor.
- Yasser Zeidan, leader of the People's Democratic Party.
- Professor Mashhour Abdullah, self-employed businessman.
- Professor Wissam Baghdadi Baghdadi, Political Activist.
- Professor Mahdi Mustafa Mustafa, Head of Political Relations, People's Democratic Party.
- Professor Bilal Raad, Lawyer.
- Professor Othman Ahmed Badr, Palestinian journalist and writer.
- Professor Abboud Suleiman, Popular Movement.
- Journalist Ibrahim Farah, owner and editor-in-chief of Iraq newspaper.
- Professor Abdel Rahim Shalha, Journalist.
- Professor Salim Tabet, The Lebanese Arab Struggle Movement.
- Mr. Marwan Issa, trade unionist and journalist.
- Ayoub Rajab Al-Ghurab, member of the Central Committee of the Palestinian Popular Party.
- Mr. Ghassan Aziz Ayoub, member of the Central Committee of the Palestinian Popular Party.
- Dunya Hassan Khader, member of the Central Committee of the Palestinian Popular Party.