EN SUS ESFUERZOS POR ARRUINAR EL PAIS QUE "DESCONDUCE" AHORA, CON SU ACTITUD DE ENTREGUEGISMO-ANTI/UN AMERICANO, EL PRESIDENTE DE ESTE MI PAIS...TENDRA QUE COMPLACER A LAS AUTORIDADES CUBANAS QUE YA ESTAN PREPARANDO UNA AGENDA DE CONDICIONES A CUMPLIR POR EL QUE MAL-OCUPA LA CASA BLANCA. PERO A MI NO ME CULPEN...SIEMPRE HE ORGULLOSAMENTE VOTADO REPUBLICANO...ASI QUE A MI NO ME CULPEN DE ESTA DESGRACIA.
QUE ME PENA ME DA PARA BO Y SUNNY....
Raul Castro says U.S. must return Guantanamo to Cuba
Cuban president lists demands during speech at Community of Latin American and Caribbean States summit in San Jose, Costa Rica
Published On: Jan 28 2015 03:02:46 PM EST Updated On: Jan 29 2015 12:00:35 AM EST
Cuban President Raul Castro said Wednesday that in order to re-establish normal relations, the United States needs to return the Guantanamo Bay land -- where the U.S. Navy runs a base and detention camp.
The U.S. built the military base during the Spanish-American war and established a leasing agreement with Cuba in 1903. It was an important distribution point during World War II without protest. The Cuban government didn't start to complain about the "occupation" until the Cold War.
Now that the base is known worldwide for its global war on terror detainees, Fidel Castro's brother said "normalization" of the relationship with the U.S. will not be possible while "the territory illegally occupied" is not returned.
The 83-year-old Castro told heads of state in San Jose, Costa Rica, for the Latin American & Caribbean States summit that the U.S. also needs to "adequately" compensate Cuba for damages.
He added that the U.S. needs to remove Cuba from the list of states sponsoring terrorism. President Barack Obama's administration is reviewing that. Obama's use of executive power to loosen the embargo with a range of measures that would increase economic ties was not enough for Castro.
He demands that the U.S. lift the half-century trade embargo. But although only the Republican controlled U.S. Congress can do that, Castro suggested otherwise.
Obama "could use with determination his extensive executive powers to substantially modify the implementation of the blockade," he said. "This is something he can do even without Congressional approval."
In return, the Castro regime does not plan on changing its form of government. And if his list of demands isn't met, he said the "diplomatic rapprochement wouldn't make any sense."
Castro and Obama announced Dec. 17 that they would move toward renewing full diplomatic relations by reopening embassies in each others' countries, but after two days of negotiations in Havana last week, the delegations were unable to set a date.
Castro warned that in the U.S. there were "certain forces" that were going to try to derail a process that was just beginning. And he reported that there was some progress during the historic talks.
"It was possible to advance in the recent negotiations, because we treated each other with respect, and as equals," he said during his speech. "Future progress demands that this remains so."
EMBARGO: "The main issue still stands unresolved. The economic, commercial and financial blockade causing enormous human and economic damages to our country constitutes a violation of International Law, and must cease."
"To the American people that recently manifested its growing opposition to the policy of blockade and hostility lasting more than five decades, I also reiterate our appreciation and friendly feelings."
"We are aware that the path to the removal of the blockade will be long and difficult and will require the support, mobilization and resolute action of every person of goodwill ... the approval by the UN General Assembly ... and, especially, the concerted action of our America."
CUBAN FIVE: "Last December 17th, we welcomed to our homeland the Cuban counterterrorist fighters Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino and Antonio Guerrero, who alongside Fernando González and René González are to us a source of pride and an example of determination."
HUMAN RIGHTS: "There is little that many industrial nations can show our region in such areas since half their youths are unemployed, and the weight of the crisis falls on the workers and students they suppress. On the other hand, they protect bankers, prevent the organization of trade unions, pay women lower salaries for equal work and apply inhumane policies against immigrants."
VENEZUELA: "We want to express our strong condemnation of the unjustified and unacceptable unilateral sanctions imposed on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, and of the continuous foreign interference intended to create a climate of instability in that sister nation."
COLOMBIA: "Cuba, as one of the guarantors and the venue of such negotiations [with the left-wing guerrillas) , shall continue offering the necessary facilities and contributing as much as possible to end the conflict and build a just and lasting peace in that fraternal nation."
ECUADOR: "We reiterate our solidarity with the people and government of Ecuador,and the demands of President Rafael Correa for reparations on account of the environmental damages caused by the transnational company Chevron in the Ecuadorian Amazonia."
GAZA STRIP: The United Nations "should wait no more to secure the full membership of Palestine, whose people count with the solidarity of the Cuban people and government. The Security Council veto providing impunity to Israel’s crimes must cease."
Y SEGUIRAN PIDIENDO YA QUE HUSSEIN OBAMA, CON SU ACTITUD DE "GUATAQUERIA" DIPLOMATICA HA DEJADO LA PUERA ABIERTA PARA MAS DEMANDAS...
QUIERO MUCHO, ADORO A LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA...VENERO LA CONSTITUCION Y AGRADEZCO EL APOYO QUE LOS GOBIERNOS Y EL GRAN PUEBLO AMERICANO SIEMPRE NOS HAN BRINDADO A NOSOTROS LOS EXILIADOS CUBANOS,,,QUE PREFERIMOS COMO DECIA MARTI...VIVIR SIN PATRIA...PERO SIN AMO!!! PERO, FRANCAMENTE ME PREOCUPA ESTE TRIUNFO QUE HUSSEIN OBAMA LE HA DADO A LOS DICTADORES CUBANOS...UN VERDADERO PREMIO POR HABERSE REIDO DE LOS EEUU Y HABERLOS HUMILLADO POR TANTOS AñOS Y VEO QUE SE ESTA HACIENDO LO MISMO CON IRAN Y LOS PAISES MUSULMANES...D-OS BENDIGA A SU TIERRA AMERICANA EN ESTE MOMENTO TAN INCIERTO PARA ELLA...
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