Cuba in Jamaica

Jamaican friends participate at the Caribbean Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba

Jamaican friends participate at the Caribbean Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba.

Kingston, Jamaica, 23 July 2021. Professor Trevor Brown, president of the Jamaica Cuba Friendship Association, Dr. Neville Graham, a medical graduate from one of our country’s colleges, and Alexander Scott, director of the Left Alliance for National Democracy and Socialism (LANDS), participated yesterday afternoon in the Virtual Caribbean Meeting of Solidarity with Cuba organized by the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP).

Left Alliance for National Democracy and Socialism of Jamaica condemns the blockade and stands in solidarity with the Revolution

By: Alexander Scott (LANDS)

Kingston, Jamaica, July 15 2021. For over 60 years, Cuba has been living under near-daily attacks from the US which has sought to openly overthrow the Government by utilising a blockade against the island.

The blockade against Cuba has robbed it of wealth and development, and for over 30 years has been condemned by the UN General Assembly as illegal and against international law. This condemnation was reaffirmed on June 23 by 184-member nations.

While History will Absolve Fidel, How will Biden fare? (excerpts)

 The Cuban Revolution continues to be the proverbial bone that's permanently stuck in the craw of the United States government, having suffered the indignity of the popular overthrow of its puppet Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar and the nationalization of key companies and industries.

By: Calvin G. Brown (WiredJA)

Montego Bay, Jamaica, 14 July 2021. The Cuban Revolution continues to be the proverbial bone that's permanently stuck in the craw of the United States government, having suffered the indignity of the popular overthrow of its puppet Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar and the nationalization of key companies and industries.

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