Notes from the Cuban Exile Quarter
John SuarezSubstack that explores events unfolding in Cuba, the freedom agenda, and the public policy debate around it.
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Vigil next week on July 11th at the Cuban Embassy in DC demanding freedom for hundreds of Cubans jailed five years ago in island wide 11J protests, and for the martyrs of July
Next Saturday at 7:00pm on July 11, 2025 join us outside the Cuban Embassy on the fifth anniversary of the 11J protests, and in demand for the release of over 1,280 Cuban prisoners of conscience, and in remembrance of the martyrs, and victi...
My response to George Will's June 24, 2026 column on Cuba in the Washington Post
George Will
George Will’s column portrays Cuba as a spent, atomized “prison island” with a population reduced to “dust of wary individuals,” incapable of democratic transition and unworthy of meaningful U.S. engagement. This defeatist view...
Remembering Carlos Alberto Montaner, Cuban patriot, writer, scholar on the third anniversary of his passing.
Carlos Alberto Montaner April 3, 1943 – June 30, 2023
The death of Carlos Alberto Montaner three years ago in Spain after a long illness remains a great loss for Cubans in the island and around the world who benefited from his tireless eff...
Remember Milada Horáková, who was martyred on June 27, 1950, by the Communist regime for her nonviolent defense of Czechoslovak democracy.
The Czech embassy sent out the above Tweet in remembrance of Milada Horáková and in remembrance of all victims of communism.
On June 8th, the day 76 years ago when she was sentenced to death, a more extensive post was published last year....
The Verdict on Ramiro Valdés
Ramiro Valdés Menéndez (April 28, 1932 – June 21, 2026)
Raul Castro and Ramiro Valdés Menéndez,
Ramiro Valdés Menéndez, one of the last surviving commanders of Fidel Castro’s revolution and the principal architect of Cuba’s repressive sec...
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Human rights activist and current executive director of the Center for a Free Cuba. Former program officer for Latin America Programs at Freedom House.
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