End the U.S. Blockade of Cuba
Please use the adjacent form to urge your senators and representative to end the U.S. Blockade of Cuba.
The Cuban people suffer daily and do not deserve the harsh effects of the blockade. The blockade is a relic of the Cold War that ended in 1991.
Cubans have health care and education systems we can envy. Cubans place a high priority on the common good. Cubans treat education and healthcare as a common good. They understand that each is better off when everyone is literate, healthy, and housed. The blockade on food, medicines and building materials handicaps Cubans in many ways. It threatens (and takes) their lives. The United Nations has voted to end the blockade for 30 consecutive years.
End the U.S. Blockade of Cuba
Please use the adjacent form to urge your senators and representative to end the U.S. Blockade of Cuba.
The Cuban people suffer daily and do not deserve the harsh effects of the blockade. The blockade is a relic of the Cold War that ended in 1991.
Cubans have health care and education systems we can envy. Cubans place a high priority on the common good. Cubans treat education and healthcare as a common good. They understand that each is better off when everyone is literate, healthy, and housed. The blockade on food, medicines and building materials handicaps Cubans in many ways. It threatens (and takes) their lives. The United Nations has voted to end the blockade for 30 consecutive years.