CIA Attempt to Foment "Colour Revolution" Exposed
 Cuban people stand in defence of the
Revolution in a mass rally in Havana July 17,
2021.
Ample evidence has come to light of the latest
attempt by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
(CIA) in combination with well-known
counter-revolutionary groups to foment a so-called
colour revolution in Cuba. A first attempt at
inciting anarchy and chaos in the streets of Cuba
to provide a pretext to "warrant" a foreign
invasion "to restore order and democracy," failed
on July 11th when the Cuban leadership and people
united in defence of revolutionary Cuba.
On Monday, November 1, Dr. Carlos Leonardo
Vázquez provided information on the TV news
channel CubaSi on how similar attempts are being
made to undermine the reopening of the Cuban
economy post-pandemic on November 15. He acquired
the information directly as an agent working for
Cuban security services under the name "Fernando."
He exposed the activities of one Yunior García
who claims to head the "Archipelago collective"
which is the organizer of the so-called "March for
Change" in Cuba on November 15. The evidence shows
these activities are directly linked to U.S.
intelligence agencies, counter-revolutionary
groups and U.S. think-tanks promoting political
subversion.
TML Monthly is providing below a summary
of Dr. Vázquez's account on CubaSi.
Vázquez participated with Yunior García in
training courses for political leaders in the
service of foreign interests. In 2019 they came
together at a workshop sponsored by the U.S.
University of Saint Louis, where the role of armed
forces in a transition process was one of the main
subjects. One of the speakers attending the
meeting was Richard Young, an expert in public
protests as a method of political and social
change. Young referred to the new forms of "civic
activism" to seek to establish "a fundamentalist
and privatizing capitalism."
The TV news program also aired a conversation
between Yunior García and Ramón Saúl Sánchez Rizo,
a terrorist linked to organizations such as Alpha
66, Omega 7, the National Liberation Front of Cuba
and the Coordination of United Revolutionary
Organizations (CORU).
Other disclosures came from Saily González,
spokeswoman for the Archipelago platform in the
central province of Villa Clara, who acknowledged
support and advice from Omar López, director of
Human Rights of the Cuban American National
Foundation.
Dr. Vázquez specified that the intention of the
November 15 demonstrations is "to set off chaos
and social disobedience." On the grounds of
information which verifies that this is the case,
municipal governments on the island of Cuba have
prohibited the demonstrations as being
unconstitutional.
The Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist)
(CPC(M-L) calls on Canadians and Quebeckers to
make sure MPs and news media in this country are
not used to condone the activities of those whose
aim is to foment violent protests to achieve the
aims of the United States to take over Cuba. They
do this by declaring that the protesters are
Cubans who are fighting for freedom against an
allegedly repressive and corrupt regime. They hide
the source of Cuban scarcity in food, medicines,
building materials, parts and so on, which is the
brutal U.S. blockade which is illegal and a crime
under international law. The fact that the
protests are consciously and invariably organized
to disrupt public order and create anarchy and
violence is kept hidden. Instead the actions of
the security forces in Cuba to maintain law and
order are said to be proof of a repressive,
authoritarian regime and constitute proof that a
foreign invasion is warranted to defend human
rights. CPC(M-L) calls on Canadians and
Quebeckers to inform themselves about this
modus operandi and oppose it.
To read and sign the petition to the Government
of Canada against the U.S. war on Cuba click
here.
Hands Off Cuba!
No Phony "Colour Revolution" Against Cuba!
No Foreign Interference in Cuban Affairs!
Respect Cuban Sovereignty!
Cuba Is a Safe Destination -- Visit Cuba!
This article was published in
Volume 51 Number 21 - November 7, 2021
Article Link:
https://cpcml.ca/Tmlm2021/Articles/MS51212.HTM
Website: www.cpcml.ca
Email: editor@cpcml.ca
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