Cuba's National Healthcare System Webinar Discussion | Saturday October 4th at 2:00 PM
Over 150 people were deported from the United States to Cuba on August 28. It was the eighth deportation flight this year. Cuba has continued to honor its bilateral migration agreement with the U.S. even as the Trump administration has ratcheted up the U.S. government’s economic war on the country. More than a million Cubans have left the island in the past five years, the biggest emigration wave in Cuban history. Most of them have gone to the United States. Cubans have long had a relatively privileged immigration status in the U.S. But Trump revoked the legal status and work permits of hundreds of thousands of Cubans, putting them at risk of deportation. Subscribe to our newsletter to know more about Cuba-U.S. relations:
PETITION: Support Cuba’s Medical Brigades Amid US Attacks
Dear friends, family, colleagues, and fellow Cuba solidarity activists,
The Bay Area Cuba Solidarity Network developed this open letter in collaboration with folks involved in the US-Cuba Normalization Conference Coalition. Once hundreds or thousands of signatures have been collected, the plan is to send it to selected U.S. congressional representatives and senators, as well as the heads of the UN delegations of most countries.
The letter provides some information about Cuba's amazing international medical brigades as well as a summary of the Trump/Rubio administration's ridiculous claims and outrageous actions.
Tell Trump that he must, with a stroke of his pen, remove Cuba from this arbitrary list.
For more information on the SSOT and how to advocate or campaign for Cuba’s removal go to:
acere.org/acere-advocacy-toolkit
nnoc.org/resolutions
