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London Vu0783AV0 and IEWHAM: SC sold Sat 1lam t WEMBLEY: SC sales Fri 6.4Sam at North Wembley BR Station. A CORNER of the curtain of lies against revolutionary Cuba was raised last week by Wayne Smith, the top US diplomat in Cuba until last month. According to administration has either rebuffed or failed to respond to at least three initiatives to normalise relations made by Fidel Castro's government.
who resigned section Havana also blasted lies about CU021 arms the E 'evidence on solid' ed, if guerrillas had of the arms reported by US inhave been that tiny *aggression size and CaliDard But US has a jective. the US Con *Svmms may be uccessary. the Cuba the threat of force its ag gressive or subversive ac tivities to any part of this Smith, the Reagan hemisphere' Senator Charles Percy, an opponent of the resolution, dubbed this measure a 'Gulf of Tonkin resolu tion for Cuba'. This is an allusion to US contrived incident in the Gulf of Tonkin which gave legal cover for US imperialisms war against Vietnam. Threats Despite such UUCE threats by the US against a sovereign nation, Cuba's revolutionary government has refused to buckle Chreat ry every US threat by Deusa mobilisation of the Cuban DeoDle and an extension of their armed militias. It is this intransigence overwhelmingly backed by the Cuban people is divisions the Reagan camp, evidencea Cuba is prepared t prepared normalise relations with the US. A lifting of the blockade would have enormous beneficial effects for the Cuban people. Cuba peaceful Fidel Castro existence with the US but not at the expense of principles as exhibited by the deals made the bureaucrats 218G Peking. As leading Cuban government foreign minister Kaphae! Rodie Te recent!! explained: US peruld ac epi their idea of perialists peaceful co-existence bet ween themselves and the Soviet Union. This is totally unacceptable. They view peaceful co-existence as an agreement leading to division of 'spheres of influence' or a commitment obliging people fighting for national independence and for socialism to water down and even end their struggles Such struggles - in which imperialism is the main enemy will not only continue, must continually become more duty to carry out proletarian, revolutionary internationalism'.
This Cuba refuses to remove teacners, doctors and construction workers Nicaragua in order to get a deal with the US. It is also • During the same period Admiral Harry 1 Train mander of the US Fleet visited Hondura and inspected the port facilities at Tela, Puerto While Train was in the coun try, Honduran authorities announced plans to build two new naval bases • US radio facilities on two Honduran island Sul orrorseca aine wan in tae carionean - - are being used to disrupt com Socialist Challenge why it refuses to place its troops in Angola on the negotiating table. refusal to capitulate to US BUSG demonstrated by their at titude to the struggle of th PLO in Lebanon.
In a letter to Yasser Arafat, Fidel explained: "The Palestinian combatants are fighting in the same trench as the Central American peoples, who are today threatened by the direct intervention of US troops, and in the same the African peoples who are under atLaCk 0s the racists from South Africa.
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