[NYTr] Cuba Bares Bush Hate, Threats
 
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:09:44 -0500 (CDT)

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Cuba Bares Bush Hate, Threats

Havana, Oct 25 (Prensa Latina) The new aggressive escalation announced
by US President George W. Bush discloses his real aims of forcibly
reconquering Cuba, the island"s Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque
stated.

n a news conference in this capital Wednesday, the minister responded
to the new US presidential plan to force a change of system in this
country.

"We tell Bush that the day to lift the blockade is coming," said the
foreign minister, alluding the next UN vote on a resolution on the need
to end the siege against Cuba, supported by an overwhelming majority
year after year since 1992.

The Cuban official also demanded Bush eliminate the prohibition of
trips to the island, respect Cubans" right to independence and
sovereignty, cease threats immediately, stop interfering in Cuba"s
internal affairs and end subversive actions and the radio-TV war
against this country.

Also on the list was not to encourage illegal emigration from Cuba,
abolish the Cuban Adjustment Act, release five Cuban anti-terrorist
fighters unfairly imprisoned in US jails, and extradite and try
infamous terrorist Luis Posada Carriles.

Other points included the closure of the jail located in the illegal
naval base in Guantanamo, Cuba and ending pressures against the
international community.

Perez Roque noted that Cubans reject each phase of Bush"s hate and
threat, and refuse to be deceived, purchased, threatened or surrender.

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Bush Incites Cuban Military to Rebellion

Brasilia, Oct 25 (Prensa Latina) Brazilian O Globo daily commented on
Thursday that US President George W. Bush "tried to incite the Cuban
people, even the country's Armed Forces, to attempt a coup."

Referring to a speech the US president gave in Washington on Wednesday,
O Globo said that "besides reaffirming that the US will continue
imposing its economic embargo as long as the current regime remains in
power, he tried to incite the Cuban people, even the country's armed
forces, to perpetrate a coup."

The daily also referred to the response given by Cuba's Foreign
Minister Felipe Perez Roque and his denunciation of Bush for incitement
to violence.

O Globo said Perez Roque accused Bush of "inciting to violence and the
use of force to oust the Cuban Revolution and impose his designs on
Cuba."

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