MIAMI, United States. – On Saturday, November 2, the political action seminar “No to Communism” will be held in Miami, an event in support of the freedom of Cuba organized by the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance (ARC). The event will take place at the Big Five Club in Miami, located at 600 SW 92 Ave, and will feature the participation of activists, journalists and political leaders.
Among the main speakers is Dr. Rafael Marrero, who will speak on “How the Chinese Communist Party Subverts Democracy in the Western Hemisphere.” Likewise, researcher and author Emmanuel Rincón will speak on “The anti-communist cultural war in the West.” Figures such as Gelet Martínez, journalist and founder of Cuba DNAwhich will address “The support structure for Castroism in the United States.”
The seminar will also feature the participation of Raudel Collazo, known for his cultural resistance against communism and his activism against the Cuban dictatorship. The executive director of Las Americas NewspaperIliana Lavastida will also be part of the event, as will René Bolio, president of the Mexican Human Rights Commission, who will present the conference “Mexico fell?”
For his part, the Cuban rapper Eliécer Márquez Duany (El Funky) will discuss “The fight for freedom from culture.”
Likewise, the seminar will include special guests such as Roberto Hechavarría Pilia, director of CubaNet; Trevor Loudon, expert researcher on the communist structure in the United States; and Norges Rodríguez Almiñán, director of YucaByte and researcher on financing maneuvers of the Cuban communist regime.
The seminar is open to the community in general and is expected to serve as a space for meeting and reflection for all those interested in the defense of freedom and democracy in Cuba, as well as in denouncing the abuses committed by the communist regime. . Additionally, participants will be able to gain detailed information about how communism impacts the lives of millions of people and how countries in the Western Hemisphere can resist and combat these influences.
The cost of the seminar is $50 per person and includes breakfast. The event will be from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm and is expected to be a meeting space for those who wish to support the fight for freedom in Cuba and denounce the repression of the communist regime.
