La sociedad civil cubana para Canada [Ministro de Exteriores se reune con agentes]

La Embajada de Canada en Cuba publica una breve nota de la reunion sostenida por el ministro de relaciones exteriores de ese pais con la "sociedad civil" cubana. no  relacionan los nombres de los que el honorable ministro considera representantes de la sociedad civil en cuba, pero no es dificil identificar en las fotos a rafael hernandez, agente de la contrainteligencia cubana desde los tiempos del cea [centro de estudios america del comite central del partido] y director de la revista temas; y a omar everleny perez villanueva del centro de estudios de la economia cubana [universidad de la habana], explicador "akademico" oficial de la actualizacion del modelo economico neocastrista en cuanta universidad norteamericana tenga la oportunidad y por ello -al menos-, agente de influencias en el exterior. 

no leen la prensa en la oficina del honorable -como es obligatorio referirse en canada a estas personalidades- ministro de relaciones exteriores canuck, o cierran los ojos y van a lo que les conviene.

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everleny y rafael [1ro y 2do de izq. a der.]

 

baird con everleny

con adela dworin, la presidente del jewish community centre que testifico contra alan gross

la nota de la embajada:

February 15, 2013 - Havana - Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird participates in a round-table discussion with members of Cuban civil society. The exchange gave the Minister an opportunity to discuss Cuba’s economic liberalization process and prospects of this leading to greater political freedom on the island, which remains under authoritarian control.

Although there have been some advances with respect to human rights in recent years, much remains to be done.

The Minister conveyed Canada’s view that all Cubans should have a role in building for their country a better, brighter and more prosperous future. This meeting was a chance for the Minister to hear what is being done by civil society groups and to get their assessment of the current human rights situation in Cuba. He pledged Canada’s support for efforts to secure freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the only remaining Communist country in the Western hemisphere.