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Secretary General of the O.A.S.
unsupportive of the Cubans.
SOS Justice and the Cuban
Movement for a Unified Democracy (MCUD) consider offensives and
deceptive the declarations of the Secretary General of the O.A.S., Jose
Miguel Insulza, who asserts that: "Those that expect abrupt changes are
betting that nobody wants to be witness; I do not want to see in Cuba
any cause that traumatize that society and divides it" but Insulza
intentionally omits that the communist party of Cuba (PCC) usurps power
for almost half century during which it has exiled, jailed and
assassinated thousands of Cubans for political reasons.
The majority of the Cuban society is divided and uprooted as a product
of the ominous system of government violently imposed by the PCC but
Insulza not only refuses to see this reality but solicits that any
transition in Cuba "be much more gradual and much more pacific",
manipulation of words with which the Secretary General of the O.A.S.
could sway public opinion against those activists who defend the use of
fighting methods such as rebellion or civil disobedience to face the
oppression in accordance with accepted legal treaty rules of the UN and
the O.A.S. itself.
Being that the O.A.S. receives funds from the United States of America
(a nation who freed and defends its rights by any means necessary), SOS
Justice and the MCUD hope that the Cuban American congressmen do not
ignore the vile declarations of Jose Miguel Insulza and act consequently
with the community of Cuban exiles whose votes brought them to the
public positions which they hold today.
Equally the American senators of Cuban origin should heed this request
of solidarity with the cause of liberation for the oppressed Cuban
people that, contrary to the statements by the Secretary General of the
O.A.S., need total liberties, radical and fast changes towards
democracy, traumatic as they may be, as well as the administration of
justice for thousands of victims who have endured additionally impunity
by their oppressors since 1959.
Also MCUD and SOS Justice insist that Cuban organizations that fight for
the freedom and democracy do not resort to any of the useless
proceedings whereupon the O.A.S. and the UN imply to guard human rights.
In order to be free of the oppressor PCC the Cuban forces for democracy
must be united and fight with strategies and independent tactics of
useless organizations that are only good for diminish the pocket of
contributors and to favor classes of unproductive government employees
of which the shameful Jose Miguel Insulza is one.
30 of August of 2006,
Lázaro González Valdés
Ex- prisoner of Conscience
Director of SOS Justice
Dr.h.c César Alarcón
President of the MCUD
Information on SOS Justice is available at the following Internet sites:
http://semanarioafondo.com/sos/index.htm
http://www.semanarioafondo.com/
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