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Are people free to practice religion in Cuba? Well, we all know what thecorporate press would say, but actually the answer’s a little bitcomplicated.
Listen to part of a speech given by Fidel Castro in September 1996 inHarlem on the topic of religion in Cuba.
Tape:
The very Reverend Pablo Oden Marichal, an Episcopal priest and nationalcoordinator for the Cuban Council of Churches.
Lois Kroehler, a Presbyterian missionary in Cardenas, Cuba.
Related links:
- Washington Office on Latin America
- Radio Habana Cuba
- The Republic of Cuba–National Web Site
- 1/8/98 Democracy Now!–“Evoving Revolutionary”
- 1/7/98 Democracy Now!–“Cuba’s Revolution and the Lives it Changed”
- 1/6/98 Democracy Now!–“Interviews from Cuba (Part II)”
- 1/5/98 Democracy Now!–“Interviews from Cuba (Part I)”
- 11/20/97 Pacifica Network News–“Bombs in Havana”
- 11/19/97 Pacifica Network News–“Pentagon Planned Crisis To Blame On Castro”
- 10/17/97 Pacifica Network News–“The Mythical Che Guevara”
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