Jan 23: CNC Medical Supplies for Cuba Campaign Webinar |
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The Canadian Network on Cuba is proud to initiate a vibrant fundraising campaign across Canada to raise $50,000 for greatly needed medical supplies for Cuba. This will be a 3-month campaign to fill and ship a container with the critical supplies that Cuba needs.
Join us for a webinar to launch the campaign!
Saturday, January 23, 2021
7pm Eastern / 4pm Pacific / 6pm Central / 8pm Atlantic
Click here to register
FEATURING:
• HER EXCELLENCY JOSEFINA VIDAL - Cuban Ambassador to Canada
• DR. JOHN KIRK - Cuba Researcher and Professor at Dalhousie University
• PROF. KEITH ELLIS - Coordinator - CNC Medical Supplies Fundraising Campaign
• CONNOR GORRY - Senior Editor for MEDICC Review based in Havana, Cuba
• TERESITA KEOSSEUIAN - Asociacion de Cubanos Residentes en Canadá “Juan Gualberto Gomez"
• DR. ISAAC SANEY - Co-Chair of Canadian Network on Cuba & Professor at Dalhousie University
• JANINE SOLANKI - National Coordinator -Che Guevara Volunteer Work Brigade |
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When the Victimizer Blames the Victim - No to the Latest U.S. Aggression Against Cuba! |
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-Isaac Saney, Spokesperson Canadian Network On Cuba, January 13, 2021-
The Canadian Network On Cuba (CNC) vigorously and unequivocally condemns the deceitful and duplicitous designation of Cuba by the Trump regime as a sponsor of terrorism. This is an act of blatant opportunism and cynicism, an act that flies in the face of reality. It is Cuba that has been the victim of all manner of terrorist attacks that have been carried out against Cuba with the complicity, participation and sponsorship of Washington.
Since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, Washington has waged an unceasing assault, both military and economic, against the Cuban people, organizing an invasion, assassinations, terrorist attacks against civilians and systematic economic sabotage. Many of these acts were directly launched from and/or planned in the United States. These acts of terror against Cuba, include the 1976 bombing of a civilian Cuban airliner that claimed the lives of 73 people and the 1997 Havana hotel bombings, which claimed the life of Fabio Di Celmo, a young Montrealer of Italian origin. As point of fact, 3,478 Cubans have been killed and 2,099 injured, as a result of these terrorists acts.
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News Release: Medical Supplies for Cuba Campaign |
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January 8, 2021
The Canadian Network on Cuba is proud to initiate a vibrant
fundraising campaign across Canada to raise $50,000 for greatly needed
medical supplies for Cuba. This will be a 3-month campaign to fill and
ship a container with the critical supplies that Cuba needs.

The campaign launch is on January 8, the date of the victorious arrival in Havana of the Rebel Army, led by
Fidel Castro in 1959. Fidel Castro’s forward-looking policies have led to Cuba’s distinguished medical
accomplishments, and international humanitarian aid around the world. Cuba’s Henry Reeve International
Medical Brigade has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. |
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January 17: Virtual Protest to End the U.S. Blockade on Cuba! |
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Join us for our first virtual picket of the year against the illegal US blockade on Cuba!
Sunday, January 17, 2021
7pm Eastern / 4pm Pacific / 6pm Central / 8pm Atlantic
Click here to register
Please join the Canadian Network on Cuba and our allies in the Cuba solidarity movement on January 17 for our virtual protest action. It will be a continuation of coordinated monthly protests against the U.S. blockade which have been taking place in in Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal, Canada and Kiev, Ukraine on the 17th of each month since 2015. |
Jan 31: JOSÉ MARTÍ, Revolutionary, Visionary, Leader |
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Online Webinar
Presented by the Che Guevara Volunteer Work Brigade
Sunday January 31
7pm Eastern
4pm Pacific | 5pm Mountain
6pm Central | 8pm Atlantic
Click to register via Zoom
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Medical Supplies for Cuba Campaign |
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Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC)
December 2020
Dear friends,
Thank you very much on behalf of the Canadian Network on Cuba (CNC) for your steady, generous and thoughtful support for the campaigns we launched and administered for the benefit of Cuba during this passing year. Your material contributions were all accepted and gratefully appreciated in Cuba as acts of true solidarity.
Thankfully the strong hurricanes that roamed the Caribbean this summer spared Cuba from direct hits even in the late anxious months. (We remember that in 1954 Hurricane Hazel intruded as far north as to Toronto and made itself as brutally familiar here as it normally is in Cuba. It took a toll of 35 lives on Raymore Drive in Weston and 85 throughout Canada). Thankfully too, the hurricane season is over and now we can turn our focus to Cuba's wise and herculean effort against COVID-19.
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