Notes from the Cuban Exile Quarter
John Suarez, Regis Iglesias RamirezSubstack that explores events unfolding in Cuba, the freedom agenda, and the public policy debate around it.
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Remembering Cuba’s prisoners of conscience on the International Day of Political Prisoners.
“The noblest way to avenge an insult is not to imitate he who has offended us.” – Jorge Manuel Valls Arango 1933 – 2015, a Cuban prisoner of conscience and a poet he spent 20 years and 40 days in a Cuban prison.
International Day of Po...
On This Day in 2022: Reports emerge of Cuban Coast Guard sinking refugee boat that killed six, including a toddler (Oct. 28 Incident)
From left to right and from top to bottom: Aimara Meizoso León, Elizabeth Meizoso, Indira Serrano Cala, Israel Gómez. Omar Reyes Valdés, Nathali Acosta Lemus, and Yerandy García Meizoso. (Collage)
On October 28, 2022 a Cuban coast guard sh...
Worst day yet for Cuba’s dictatorship at the United Nations
Yesterday, Cuba’s communist dictatorship in New York City at the United Nations demonstrated that one can win a vote, and still lose.
The United States, together with 17 other democracies, distanced themselves from the Cuban dictatorship a...
Reflections on nonviolent resistance in Venezuela
The Venezuelan people and democratic leaders now have a duty to defend popular sovereignty as demonstrated civically through the vote for freedom, and they appear to be doing so.
Someone may argue that they should not have gone to the ele...
Cuba’s Role in Supporting Authoritarian Regimes Around the World: Russia, Nicaragua and Venezuela
Senate Square Society welcomed John Suarez, Executive Director of the Center for a Free Cuba, for a discussion of Havana’s relationships with Russia, Venezuela, and Nicaragua on October 16, 2026.
Suarez examined the role of intelligence c...
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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.
La Habana 18 de septiembre 1969.Activista portavoz Movimiento Cristiano Liberacion, autor
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