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CAMBIO

Founded:

2005

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Website:	http://www.cubacambio.org
Company Overview:	CAMBIO es la campaña para lograr la democracia en Cuba. La apoyan personas y organizaciones dentro de la isla y fuera de ella, en todo el mundo. CAMBIO existe porque el pueblo cubano desea vivir en libertad. CAMBIO is the campaign for Democracy in Cuba. CAMBIO is supported by individuals in Cuba all over the world. Cambio exist because Cuban people want to live in freedom.
Mission:	Agrupar a personas que apoyen el CAMBIO democratico en Cuba. To bring people together to support democratic change for Cuba.
Products:	¡Puedes adquirir articulos de CAMBIO en http://www.cubacambio.org/espanol/wearit.cfm You can obtain Cambio materials at the site http://www.cubacambio.org/english/wearit.cfm

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What will be Cuba's future?

30 posts by 8 people. Updated on May 19, 2008 at 8:15 PM.

Cuál será el futuro de Cuba?

2 posts by 2 people. Updated on May 1, 2008 at 8:29 AM.

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Jason wrote at 2:02am on June 18th, 2008

As long as America stays away from cuba .... dont let the americans spoil such a beautiful country !

Peace.

Carlos wrote at 8:07am on May 11th, 2008

Is Rambuctious related with Rambo? Bullicioso is the perfect translation, but my tone is still shy and moderate.......considering the monstrosity of Castro's 50 years in power, without ever holding Democratic elections. CAMBIO= GET the Castroes out power!

Kenneth wrote at 10:08pm on May 10th, 2008

:) Well, the bulliciosa en espanol is beyond me.

I been speakin' English for 29 years and I ain't got it right yet--I'll probably never manage another language.

Carlos wrote at 10:29am on May 9th, 2008

Kenneth
The truth must be expressed in a Noisy and unruly fashion, to protest the horrendous crimes against humanity commited by Fidel Castro for almost 50 years. My voice might sound uncontrollably exuberant, "o Bulliciosa en Espanol",but the crimes and abuses commited by the Comunist regime in Cuba and in the region, deserves to be condemnable.
How do you tell a communist? Well, it's someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It's someone who understands Marx and Lenin.
Ronald Reagan
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Kenneth wrote at 10:31pm on May 7th, 2008

And I've got to wonder--if all those Communist regimes that have brought incredible misery to their people and murdered them in their millions aren't ~REAL~ Communism, then why are all the ~real~ Communists so quick to leap to their defense?

Communism is, ultimately, theft. From those who produce, to those who demand. That can't be done without an oppressive government.

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