The Helms-Burton Act is inapplicable and has no legal value or effect
Author: Raúl Antonio Capote
Law 80 protects foreign investments in Cuba and supports investors who may be harmed in the face of attempts to apply Helms-Burton.
Statement of the ACNU in rejection of the application of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act
Statement of the ACNU in rejection of the application of Title III of the Helms-Burton Act
Declaration of the Revolutionary Government of Cuba
The Cuban revolution reiterates its firm determination to face the escalation in aggression by the United States
Declaration of the Revolutionary Govenment
Today, the 17th of April, we celebrate another anniversary of the start of the military aggression at the Bay of Pigs (Playa Girón) in 1961. The decisive response of the Cuban people in defense of the Revolution and socialism resulted in the first military defeat of imperialism in the Americas, in just 72 hours.
The latest number of the magazine "All Inclusive". The charming place, easily acquiring the hearts of tourists, is occupied by Cuba
The prestigious magazine specialized in tourism issues ALL - INCLUSIVE, publishes in its spring edition opportunities for rest in Cuba.
Its President, MICHAŁ DOMAŃSKI, speaks on the topic.
DEAR READERS, EXPLORERS AND TRAVELERS,
Remarks by Carlos Fernández de Cossío, director general of United States affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, on the Helms-Burton Act.
Law Helms-Burton has no impact whatsoever, practical impact in Cuba. It’s a US Law with no jurisdiction whatsoever in Cuba and cannot be applied in any sovereign country that respects its sovereignty. Its jurisdiction is limited to the United States. In addition to that, Cuba passed a law in 1996 that defined that Helms-Burton was null and void of any meaning or impact in our country so in practical terms it has no effect whatsoever in Cuba.