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December

November

October

• Statement on Lourdes The Government of the Republic of Cuba Havana, October 17, 2001 - To avoid any errors or confusion, the Government of Cuba would like to clarify that the two facilities should not have been lumped together in the Russian declaration, because they differ greatly in their origins, functions and importance.

  September

• 09/18/01 Cuba: Ibero-American Resolution (Taken Question)
• 09/13/01 - Cuban Labor Practices US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/13/01 - Intellectual and Academic Freedom in Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/13/01 - Human Rights in Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/07/01 - Humanitarian Assistance to Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/07/01 - Medical Sales to Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/07/01 - Outreach to the Cuban People US State Department Fact Sheet
• 09/07/01 - Travel to Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet

  August

  July

• 07/16/01 The Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act, President George W. Bush, Released by the White House, Washington, DC
• 07/13/01 Toward a Democratic Cuba , President George W. Bush, Washington, DC

  June

• 06/26/01 - Non-Immigrant Visa (NIV) Application Procedure in Cuba US State Department Fact Sheet
• Cuba's Transition by Dr. Geoff Demarest, Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS. Military Review May-June 2001 -- There are too many ingredients that promote civil violence to expect trouble-free transition to a free society. Whatever the level of unrest, however, and almost regardless of the objectives pursued, rational transition in Cuba will involve three centers of gravity: property rights, the FAR and the Internet.

  May

• 05/01/01 - U.S.- Cuba Relations US State Department Fact Sheet
• 05/01/01 - Libertad Act US State Department Fact Sheet
• SUMMARY OF THE MAIN TERRORIST ACTIONS AGAINST CUBA (1990-2000) The Government of the Republic of Cuba - May 2001 - From 1959 on, counterrevolutionary groups created and run by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) have carried out numerous terrorist activities which have cost our country valuable lives and vast amounts of resources. In addition to the plots listed above, our authorities learned of 16 other plots to assassinate the President of Cuba, 8 plots to try to kill other leaders of the Revolution and 140 other terrorist plots hatched between 1990 and 2001. These were foiled, discouraged or prevented by the work of the Cuban Security and Intelligence Services.

  April

• Situation of human rights in Cuba Commission on Human Rights Resolution 2001/16 - 63rd meeting 18 April 2001

  March

  February

• The Economic Impact of U.S. Sanctions with Respect to Cuba (Inv. No. 332-413, USITC Publication No. 3398, 16 February 2001 -- The report provides an overview of U.S. sanctions with respect to Cuba; describes the Cuban economy, Cuban trade and investment policies, and trade and investment trends; analyzes the historical impact of U.S. sanctions on both the U.S. and Cuban economies; and evaluates the current impact on U.S.-Cuban bilateral trade, investment, employment, and consumers.

  January