21. U.S. Relaxes Cuba Embargo, Cuban Government Wary - Global Policy Forum US Relaxes Cuba Embargo, cuban government Wary. By Randall Mikkelsen.Reuters January 5, 1999 President Clinton Tuesday further relaxed http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/sanction/cuba/cuba3.htm

US Relaxes Cuba Embargo, Cuban Government Wary By Randall Mikkelsen Reuters January 5, 1999 President Clinton Tuesday further relaxed the U.S. embargo against Cuba and proposed a round of ''baseball diplomacy'' aimed at bringing the people of the two nations closer together. The incremental steps were an alternative to a proposal rejected by Clinton for a full-scale review of the U.S. policy of isolating communist-ruled Cuba, which greeted the news with skepticism. ``These steps are designed to help the Cuban people without strengthening the Cuban government,'' Clinton said in announcing the measures, which expand on a previous easing last March of the nearly 37-year-old embargo. The steps announced by Clinton included: Increasing charter passenger flights to and from Cuba by allowing them to serve cities other than Miami and Havana; Allowing any U.S. resident, not just family members of Cubans, to send payments to Cuban families. The payments can total $1,200 per year; Permitting the sale of U.S. food and agricultural supplies to non-governmental bodies including private restaurants and farmers.

22. Cuban Government Expels U.S. Citizen Accused Of Espionage cuban government Expels US Citizen Accused of Espionage. ALONG withtightening the economic squeeze on Cuba, the HelmsBurton law http://www.poptel.org.uk/cuba-solidarity/CubaSi-January/Dorn.html

Campaign Events News from Cuba International news and events UK Events ... Reviews Cuban Government Expels U.S. Citizen Accused of Espionage ALONG with tightening the economic squeeze on Cuba, the Helms-Burton law has also increased the alternative tactics that Washington employs for promoting political change in Cuba. Under the Law, the President is to make available $2.5 million annually to be distributed to NGOs engaged in promoting 'democracy and human rights in Cuba.' Last year Clinton granted the Washington based right-wing NGO Freedom House $500,000 and in the Autumn a case came to light of what happened to the money. According to the newspaper, David Norman Dorn, was detained on August 15 and sent back home after the U.S. Interests Section in Havana was informed that he had come to Cuba as a tourist but with instructions to provide material and financial aid to illegal dissident groups. Dorn was instructed not to identify himself nor reveal his place of lodging, to walk facing the traffic at all times, immediately leave any house where more than three adults were present, and not answer anyone asking for arms, because they could be Cuban security agents. U.S. measures to " promote political change in Cuba," are designed to contribute to the fall of the revolutionary government through more flexible private contacts.

23. THE RIGHT OF THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT TO NATIONALIZE. WHAT RIGHT DOES THE cuban government HAVE TO NATIONALIZE? As soon as FulgencioBatista took power in 1952, he suspended the Constitution http://www.poptel.org.uk/cuba-solidarity/Nationalize.html

On line protest ] [Events] [ Material Aid Membership form Brigades Facts File on Cuba ... contents overview WHAT RIGHT DOES THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT HAVE TO NATIONALIZE? As soon as Fulgencio Batista took power in 1952, he suspended the Constitution of 1940, one of the most progressive in the Americas at the time. But no soon the Revolutionary Government took power it established the Fundamental Law of the Republic of 1959 which took up the cardinal points of the 1940 Constitution. The first measures of popular restoration taken by the Revolutionary Government of Cuba were directed towards ending the large land holdings that were suffocating the economy, surrender the land to those who work it and liquidate the semi-feudal agrarian agreements with foreign oligarchies in Cuban territory. For this all the Cuban Revolution had to do was to fulfill old constitutional precepts that previous governments left dormant for years, in cooperation with a national oligarchy and foreign consortiums. One need to remember that the 1940 Constitution made large landholdings illegal, but there was never a complementary law for its execution. Article 24 of the 1940 Constitution established the expropriation for reasons of public utility and national interests, but again there was no complimentary law to reinforce it. Thus Article 90 on the 1940 Constitution states: "Large land holdings are not permitted, and on their disappearance the Law will determine the size granted to each individual or institution for each type of use taking into account the respective peculiarities...

24. Amnesty International - Library - Cuban Government Must Free friendly format News Service 137/98 AI INDEX AMR 25/14/98 16 JULY 1998 PUBLIC STATEMENTCUBA cuban government must free prisoners of conscience On the first http://web.amnesty.org/ai.nsf/Index/AMR250141998?OpenDocument&of=COUNTRIES\CUBA

25. Pravda.RU Cuban Government: The Whole World Supports The USA, But We Cannot Let 1730 200109-21 cuban government THE WHOLE WORLD SUPPORTS THE USA, BUT WE CANNOTLET WAR OCCUR Some leaders being guided by the feeling of hatred and http://english.pravda.ru/politics/2001/09/21/15861.html

Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Sep, 21 2001 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail Cuban Government: The whole world supports the USA, but we cannot let war occur Some leaders being guided by the feeling of hatred and arrogance decided to restore old methods and doctrines that were the grounds for terrorism and very serious tension in the modern world. This was basically caused by the shock from the terrible events in the United States on September 11. During a time when the only reasonable thing to do is to search for a final solution to the problem of terroism, we can hear brutal phrases from the politicians of the USA. Their expressions are filled with rage and anger; such statements have not been made since the time leading upt to World War II. Any honest person has a right to question himself whether or not the United States really wants to establish justice or if it is just using the horrible tragedy to impose their methods, prerogatives, and authority, which would lead to the tyranny of the most powerful state in the world and without any limitations or restrictions, tyranny over all nations of the world. The whole world expressed its universal support and most sincere condolences to the noble people of America, but this was not for developing doctrines that have the objective to establish chaos and spill blood all over the planet. This is a criminal issue: the state proclaims its right to kill according to its own desire in any part of the world, deviating from the judicial norms of courts, even without proof. By its nature, this is also like terrorism. Such a policy is barbaric and uncivilized, denying all the legal norms and grounds on which co-exist peacefully in this world.

26. Nbc6.net - Hank Tester - Cuban Government Releases List Of 'Terrorists' cuban government Releases List Of 'Terrorists'. Cuba Claims ListeesActing Against Castro Regime. NBC 6 Reporter Hank Tester. POSTED http://www.nbc6.net/hanktester/1927005/detail.html

Search Wine And Food Real Estate And Home Classroom Connection Getaways ... Hank Tester Email This Story Print This Story Cuban Government Releases List Of 'Terrorists' Cuba Claims Listees Acting Against Castro Regime NBC 6 Reporter Hank Tester POSTED: 6:51 p.m. EST January 21, 2003 UPDATED: 7:28 a.m. EST February 5, 2003 MIAMI The Cuban government has released a list of people it calls terrorists. The list, containing 64 names, was released late Sunday by the Cuban Government and printed in the state controlled newspapers. If you live in Miami the list may contain the name of someone you know, or perhaps a relative certainly it contains someone you have seen on television or read about in the local papers. The list is the lead story on local talk radio, certainly on Spanish language television, and is getting mention on some English language newscasts. On it are the names of persons the Cuban Government regards as terrorists people who have participated in actions against the Island Nation in attempts to topple the Castro government. There is Luis Posada Carriles, who is jailed in Panama, accused of attempting to plant a bomb under Castro. There is Orlando Bosch, who is credited with blowing up a Cuban airliner. Also on the list, Andres Nazario Sargen, who heads up Alpha 66, the group of aging exiles who once invaded the Island on a regular basis.

27. Cuban Government 1 cuban government 1. cuban government in Miami The Real Problem -City of Miami government. IN A LETTER (1-17-99) published by the http://mywebpage.netscape.com/cates4929/instant/writing.html

htmlAdWH('93050545', '234', '60'); Similar Pages Cuban Government 1 Cuban government in Miami - The Real Problem - City of Miami government IN A LETTER (1-17-99) published by the news media, I STATED As of May 2002 - Everything Is As It Was. Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American drive Miami, Fl. 33133 - Pn. # 305-250-5300 - Mayor - mannydiaz@ci.miami.fl.us Cuban Government Cuban Government 2 Cuban govenment 3 page created with Instant Webpage

28. CNN - Cuban Government Statement - Feb. 25, 1996 CNN US News Below is official cuban government reaction to the shootingdown of two US planes on Saturday. It is from the Ministry http://www.cnn.com/US/9602/cuba_shootdown/25/10am/statement.html

Below is official Cuban government reaction to the shooting down of two U.S. planes on Saturday. It is from the Ministry of the Exterior, which is a branch of the Cuban Foreign Ministry. February 25, 1996 Web posted at: 1:15 p.m. EST (1815 GMT) On February 24, 1996 between 3:21 p.m. and 3:28 p.m. two Cessna planes were shot down by our armed forces. They were coming from the Opalocka airport in the state of Florida. The two Cessna planes were pirate planes. As they flew, once again, in the Cuban airspace at a distance between 5 and 8 miles north of the Baracoa Beach west of the city of Havana. Before this, between 10:15 a.m. and 11:27 a.m., three planes of the same kind had invaded Cuban airspace. In this occasion, an airplane from our armed forces went to the place where these pirate planes were and with their presence impeded the violation of the Cuban airspace. The pirate planes then took off to the north. At 3:21 p.m., while they were returning again to Cuba, one of these planes responsible for these incursions was warned by the center of control of air traffic of Havana that they had activated areas of airspace north of the capital and they were warned of the risks they were running by doing this. In response the pilot of the pirate plane said it was clear he couldn't fly in that zone but he was going to do it anyway.

29. CNN.com - Cuban Hip-hop: The Rebellion Within The Revolution - Nov. 25, 2002 In the spring of 1999, the cuban government changed its stance against hiphop,declaring it an authentic expression of Cuban Culture. This fall, the http://www.cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/Music/11/22/hln.hot.hit.cuban.hip.hop/

CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video Newswatch E-Mail Services CNN To Go SEARCH Web CNN.com Cuban hip-hop: The rebellion within the revolution By Simon Umlauf CNN Headline News Anonimo Consejo (Anonymous Advice) is one of approximately 500 hip-hop groups from Cuba. Story Tools RELATED Papaya Records' Web site (CNN) A rebellion has taken root in Cuba, nourished by a stifling trade embargo, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and racial inequality. But these rebels use lyrics, not guns, and they dance instead of march. Hip-hop is the rebellion within the revolution. Its soldiers are Cuban rappers, (raperos). Their missions are poverty and racism. There are an estimated 200 hip-hop groups in Havana with another 300 scattered throughout the rest of the island. The groups range from kids rapping in the streets, to artists performing in clubs, to a small number recording in studios. Rap began growing in Cuba in the mid-'90s. Some of the first groups; Amenaza (The Threat), Primera Base (First Base), were seen as criticizing the country's racial inequality. Despite police raiding shows not sanctioned by the government, the movement grew, as did the audiences. In the spring of 1999, the Cuban government changed its stance against hip-hop, declaring it "an authentic expression of Cuban Culture." This fall, the government formed the Agencia Cubana de Rap (The Cuban Rap Agency) that provides a state-run record label and hip-hop magazine, and began supporting the annual Cuban Hip Hop festival.

30. CINJUB Archives: Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Reverses Prohibition Of Holy Wee Contents. Jubilee 2000 cuban government Reverses Prohibition of Holy Week. CUBANGOVERNMENT REVOKES PROHIBITION FOR EASTER CELEBRATIONS. Miami http://www.cin.org/archives/cinjub/200004/0039.html

CINJub Archives Return to CINJub Table of Contents Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Reverses Prohibition of Holy Week New Message Reply About this list Date view ... Author view From: Father Richard Gant ( rgant@flash.net Date: Wed Apr 12 2000 - 21:07:21 Next message: CBrady4@aol.com: "A Prayer Pilgrimage, part 3" Previous message: SUOR SIMONA REDAZIONE INTERNET: "Re: A Prayer Pilgrimage Reflection part 2" rgant@flash.net CUBAN GOVERNMENT REVOKES PROHIBITION FOR EASTER CELEBRATIONS Miami, 12 (NE) The Cuban government decided to allow religious processions to take place in the Island during Easter celebrations, revoking a previous decision to forbid such celebrations. As Misna news agency informed, Cuban authorities decided to withdraw a previous measure that prohibited religious processions during Holy Week, putting a stop to the preparations the Church in this country was making in view of the celebrations. On Monday, a spokesman to the Conference of Catholic Cuban Bishops had announced the decision of the communist government to suspend religious processions in the Island. The measure was

31. CINJUB Archives: Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Nixes Cardinal's Prison Visit CINJub Archives Return to CINJub Table of Contents. Jubilee2000 cuban government Nixes Cardinal's Prison Visit. http://www.cin.org/archives/cinjub/200007/0058.html

CINJub Archives Return to CINJub Table of Contents Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Nixes Cardinal's Prison Visit New Message Reply About this list Date view ... Author view From: Father Richard Gant ( rgant@flash.net Date: Thu Jul 13 2000 - 15:51:44 Next message: Father Richard Gant: "Jubilee 2000: Pope to Lead World Rosary October 7" Previous message: Father Richard Gant: "Jubilee 2000: Pope Alone with Wind and Cold" Next in thread: Alessandra e Sergio Cametti: "R: Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Nixes Cardinal's Prison Visit" Reply: Alessandra e Sergio Cametti: "R: Jubilee 2000: Cuban Government Nixes Cardinal's Prison Visit" rgant@flash.net SURPRISES OF JUBILEE IN PRISONS AROUND THE WORLD Cuban Authorities Did Not Permit Cardinal To Visit Prisons ROME, JULY 12 (ZENIT.org).- Although the Jubilee of Prisoners, held last Sunday, July 9, had its most symbolic moment during John Paul II's visit to the "Regina Coeli" prison in Rome, it was marked by significant initiatives in other parts of the world. In Burundi, for example, Bishop Nterere of Muyinga celebrated Mass for some 300 prisoners, and called for better conditions of

32. WHY THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE NEXT Cuba, WHY THE cuban government SHOULD BE NEXT. MANUEL CEREIJO. PREAMBLE. Theprincipal intelligence collection arms of the cuban government are the. http://www.cubainfolinks.net/Articles/should_be.htm

Cuba WHY THE CUBAN GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE NEXT MANUEL CEREIJO PREAMBLE The United States have the military power to do what they want, but they need a broad-base global coalition to back their action, preferably with military contributions as well as words. To get this kind of support is not easy. The danger is that they will insist of qualification of American action that will amount, in effect, to appeasement, and that this in turn will divide and weaken both the administration and U.S. public opinion. It is very important that the United States sticks to the essentials of its military response and carries it through relentlessly and thoroughly. Although only

33. Cuban Activists Deliver Petitions For Change In Cuban Government On Eve Of Carte Cuba, Cuban activists deliver petitions for change in cuban governmenton eve of Carter visit. VIVIAN SEQUERA, Associated Press Writer. http://www.cubainfolinks.net/Articles/zequeira.htm

Cuba C uban activists deliver petitions for change in Cuban government on eve of Carter visit VIVIAN SEQUERA, Associated Press Writer HAVANA - Activists delivered more than 11,200 signatures to Cuba's National Assembly on Friday, demanding a referendum for broad changes in Cuba's socialist system less than 48 hours before a visit by former President Carter. Known as Project Varela, the signature-gathering campaign is seen as the biggest homegrown, nonviolent campaign to force reforms in the government established by Fidel Castro 43 years ago. The petitions propose a referendum that would ask voters if they favor civil liberties like free speech, an amnesty for political prisoners, the right to start their own businesses.

34. RTÉ News: Cuban Government "looking Forward To Adams Visit" cuban government looking forward to Adams visit , Monday, September 10 2001Filed at 0849 PM. Gerry Adams Agenda for Cuban visit being finalised . http://www.rte.ie/news/2001/0910/patten.html

Today's News Week at a glance News Programmes Fast Access TV 1 News 6.1 News 9 News Nationwide Nuacht Prime Time Radio Morning Ireland News At One Five Seven Live This Week World Report News Archive Fast Access 02 May 2002 01 May 2002 30 Apr 2002 29 Apr 2002 28 Apr 2002 27 Apr 2002 26 Apr 2002 25 Apr 2002 24 Apr 2002 23 Apr 2002 22 Apr 2002 21 Apr 2002 20 Apr 2002 19 Apr 2002 18 Apr 2002 17 Apr 2002 16 Apr 2002 15 Apr 2002 14 Apr 2002 13 Apr 2002 12 Apr 2002 11 Apr 2002 10 Apr 2002 09 Apr 2002 08 Apr 2002 07 Apr 2002 06 Apr 2002 05 Apr 2002 04 Apr 2002 03 Apr 2002 02 Apr 2002 01 Apr 2002 31 Mar 2002 30 Mar 2002 29 Mar 2002 28 Mar 2002 27 Mar 2002 26 Mar 2002 25 Mar 2002 24 Mar 2002 23 Mar 2002 22 Mar 2002 21 Mar 2002 20 Mar 2002 19 Mar 2002 18 Mar 2002 17 Mar 2002 16 Mar 2002 15 Mar 2002 14 Mar 2002 13 Mar 2002 12 Mar 2002 11 Mar 2002 10 Mar 2002 09 Mar 2002 08 Mar 2002 07 Mar 2002 06 Mar 2002 05 Mar 2002 04 Mar 2002 03 Mar 2002 02 Mar 2002 01 Mar 2002 28 Feb 2002 27 Feb 2002 26 Feb 2002 25 Feb 2002 24 Feb 2002 23 Feb 2002 22 Feb 2002 21 Feb 2002 20 Feb 2002 19 Feb 2002 18 Feb 2002 17 Feb 2002 16 Feb 2002 15 Feb 2002 14 Feb 2002 13 Feb 2002 12 Feb 2002 11 Feb 2002 10 Feb 2002 09 Feb 2002 08 Feb 2002 07 Feb 2002 06 Feb 2002 05 Feb 2002 04 Feb 2002 03 Feb 2002 02 Feb 2002 Election 2002 Contact Details Email Services Help Centre Live Radio Radio 1 Lyric FM RNAG Radio Ceolnet Cuban government "looking forward to Adams visit" Monday, September 10 2001

35. Press Release November 15, 2002. cuban government Agrees To Buy Food From Black Farmers TradeAccord Reached Gives Black Farmers Access to $1.5 billion Agriculture Market. http://www.naacp.org/news/releases/blackfarmers111502.shtml

NAACP@Work NAACP Action Be A Part Our Past Your Future ... Crisis Magazine November 15, 2002 Cuban Government Agrees To Buy Food From Black Farmers Trade Accord Reached Gives Black Farmers Access to $1.5 billion Agriculture Market HAVANA Kweisi Mfume, President and CEO, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), said an agreement was reached earlier this week with the Cuban government to purchase some of its food products directly from African American farmers. The accord represents a major breakthrough in the NAACP's efforts to help black farmers win business in new and emerging markets. Mfume and John Boyd, president, the National Black Farmers Association, announced the deal after meeting with Pedro Alvarez, director of ALIMPORT, Cuba's food import company. "This is an historic announcement and one that I personally find very heartening," Mfume said. "President Fidel Castro promised to establish trade links with black farmers, and it appears he has kept his word." Mfume is leading a good will and trade mission to Cuba that includes three members of the NAACP National Board of Directors, senior staff and Boyd. Castro, after a lengthy meeting earlier this week with the NAACP, promised that African American farmers would have full access to Cuba's $1.5 billion import agricultural market.

36. Present Situation: U.S. Restrictions Complicated By Cuban Government Restriction Present Situation US Restrictions Complicated by cuban governmentRestrictions. Today, US food and medical product exports to Cuba http://www.thesterngroupinc.com/client_projects/cuba_report/present_situation.ht

Present Situation: U.S. Restrictions Complicated by Cuban Government Restrictions Today, U.S. food and medical product exports to Cuba are permitted but under very restrictive conditions. The net effect of these restrictions and requirements is a “de facto embargo” resulting in minimal medical sales and non-existent food sales. Licensed sales of food and agricultural inputs to independent entities in Cuba including Cuban restaurants and religious groups were permitted in May of 1999 following a January 1999 Presidential initiative. Food sales to Cuba can be made, but only with a license obtained on a case-by-case basis from the Department of Commerce, Bureau of Export Administration. The Cuban Democracy Act of 1992 governs the export of medicines and medical equipment to Cuba. In order to sell medicines and medical equipment to Cuba, it is necessary to obtain a license from the United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Export Administration. The primary requirement for obtaining a license is to arrange for proper end-use monitoring. The purpose of this stipulation is to ensure that these sales do not benefit the Cuban government but rather the Cuban people.

37. Cuban Governmental News Check here for news on the various aspects of the cuban government, from foriegnpolicy to its human rights stance, to news of economic developments. http://hyperion.advanced.org/18355/cuban_governmental_news.html

38. PROTEST AGAINST CUBAN GOVERNMENT PROTEST AGAINST cuban government. The cuban government considers all journalistswho do not work for the government, as counterrevolutionaries. http://www.elenamederos.org/news/protest.htm

REPORTERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES PROTEST AGAINST CUBAN GOVERNMENT Friday, September 1, 2001 The Group "Reporters without boundaries" has sent a letter to the Cuban government asking them to stop the pressure against independent journalists. Last week, Joel Díaz-Hernández and Carlos Brizuela-Yera two journalists employed by an independent news agency, were interrogated by the Security Police during several hours. The Police also arrested Dorka De Céspedes a member of the non-government press and took her in for questioning in regards to an authorized demonstration that she was planning to cover. De Céspedes was threatened with imprisonment but was later released. The Cuban government considers all journalists who do not work for the government, as counterrevolutionaries. Reporters without Boundaries" has asked the Cuban government to put an end to the state's harassment and persecution against journalists.

39. While Trying To Create Masses The Cuban Government Is Deteriorating The Economy The Human Rights File While trying to create masses the cuban government is deterioratingthe economy. By Ferdinando Castro de Lardiller 12 de June de 2002. http://www.elenamederos.org/humanrights/deterior_en.html

The Human Rights File While trying to create masses the Cuban government is deteriorating the economy By Ferdinando Castro de Lardiller 12 de June de 2002 (Guantánamo, Cuba) – The agonizing terror-communist system of government of the dictator Fidel Castro, continues deteriorating the deficient economy of the island, while the suffering people of Cuba are victimized by continual black-outs due to a lack of petroleum. In an effort to bring masses to the hypocritical Open Tribunals which are held every Saturday in various provinces in the country, numerous tons of petroleum are being used to transport people from one province to another. Last Saturday, June 1st, the Province of Guantánamo sent close to 500 vehicles to the Province of Santiago de Cuba, to take workers to the Province of Holguin, where this rigged and manipulated concentration was held, and where the autocrat spoke, and on this Saturday, the 8th, the same number of transportation vehicles would be available for the transfer of residents of Guantánamo to a city in Santiago de Cuba; and on Saturday the 15th the same number of vehicles will be used to transport residents of Santiago de Cuba to the town of Imias in the Province of Guantanamo and return them; but every province is should make available the same or more number of transportation vehicles in order to achieve their goal. If this government would count solely on the support of the masses in each city, it would evidence the lack of acceptance from the people. But they are forced to support the government to cause an image before public opinion that is not true.

40. Cuban Government Sees One-party Vote Results As Ringing Endorsement cuban government sees oneparty vote results as ringing endorsement.Monday, 20-Jan-2003 100PM PST, Story from AFP Copyright 2003 http://quickstart.clari.net/qs_se/webnews/wed/bp/Qcuba-vote.RSuc_DJK.html

Get the depth on this story! Cuban government sees one-party vote results as ringing endorsement Monday, 20-Jan-2003 1:00PM PST Story from AFP HAVANA, Jan 20 (AFP) - Cuba's one-party elections delivered an overwhelming vote of support for President Fidel Castro's government, the official newspaper Granma said Monday, dismissing opposition charges that the ballot was a farce. Clari News All the views of all the news! Official newspapers reported more than eight million Cubans more than 97 percent of those eligible voted for National and provincial assembly delegates Sunday, including Castro, in the Americas' only communist-ruled country. "The people have offered definitive proof of their backing not only of candidates for national and provincial legislative posts, but also to the nation, the revolution and to socialism," said Granma, the mouthpiece of the Communist Party of Cuba. Some 8.2 million of the total population of 11 million were eligible to vote for the 609 deputies to the National Assembly and 1,199 delegates to provincial assemblies all of whom ran unopposed. Castro, 76, who has led Cuba since 1959, was returned to his post representing Santiago province in the assembly for his sixth five-year term since direct elections were instituted in 1976.

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