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Baltimore: Report from Che Brigade & Special Presentation by Cuban Embassy Representative

Saturday, December 2 - 4:00 to 7:00 pm

231 Holliday St, Baltimore, Maryland 21202

WHAT LESSONS DOES CUBA & CHE GUEVARA HOLD FOR BALTIMORE?

Reportback from participants of the 50th Anniversary “In the footsteps of Che” brigade

Hear First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy Miguel Fraga on “Ending the U.S. Blockade” – followed by questions and comments

First-hand accounts by the youth delegates who traveled to Cuba for 50th Anniversary “In the footsteps of Che” brigade   

Art – Music – Poetry – Films - Refreshments

Please don’t miss this very special opportunity! We will not only talk and learn; we will also come out of this forum with future actions and ways that we can continue to deepen our relationship with the Cuban people and fight for justice in Baltimore, Maryland & D.C.

*Note the significance of December 2 – It is the anniversary of the landing of the Granma in 1956 that began the armed struggle culminating in the liberation of Cuba from U.S. domination and the 1959 Cuban Revolution that established socialism just 90 miles from the U.S.

Free and open to the public -- but donations gladly accepted to help defray expenses. 

Called by the Baltimore Che Brigade - Endorsed by: Workers World Party; Ujima Peoples Progress Party; Friends of Latin America; Peoples Power Assembly (list in formation)

Honoring Che, brigade will visit Cuba in October

By Cheryl LaBash

Fifty years after Che Guevara’s death at the hands of the U.S. CIA in Bolivia in October 1967, his image is still a symbol of internationalist struggle for socialist revolution.