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There will be a caravan to Washington DC for Cuba, demanding Biden’s Administration Let him act now to help the people of Cuba who are being assassinated by the communist dictatorship not to negotiate with the Cuban regime and nor extend the suffering of the Cuban people. We are doing this for the Cuban families. The only solution to all the problems in Cuba is to initiate a transition to democracy for our people and our country. The Caravan will be leaving Miami Sunday July 25th and we’ll be protesting peacefully in front of the White House Monday the 26th of July. We’ve never been this close in obtaining the freedom of Cuba. Please we need everyone to come and join us. You can go in bus, train or airplane but we need you the morning of July 26 in front of the White House. We need to fill Washington DC with cars and Cuban flags. Please share this post . Thanks 🇨🇺 👍🏻 President Joe BidenVice President Kamala Harris House Speaker Nancy Pelosi U.S. Senate Democrats USAID - US Agency for International Development NRC- National Republican Congress Washington Post Newsmax BBC news �NewsThe Washington TimesNBC NewsABC NewsCBS NewsMSNBCThe New York Times CNN International United_Nations Humanright The Hill Reuters #USCongress #USSenate #USATODAY #usdemocrat #USRepublicans #washington #unitedstates #payattentiontous #soscuba @joebiden @potus https://www.instagram.com/p/CRfmJuBps4b/?utm_medium=tumblr

Analysis carried out by Washington Post shows that a majority of House lawmakers said they plan to support at least one article of impeachment against President Trump even as the president railed against the process in an extraordinary letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Although Republicans insist on their support for the embattled president Trump, the vote is expected later today. In his six-page letter to Pelosi, Trump accused Democrats of “declaring open war on American Democracy.” Pelosi later sent a letter to House Democrats urging them to join her in voting to impeach Trump. The developments came as the House Rules Committee was meeting to set the parameters for the historic debate expected Wednesday over whether the president’s conduct toward Ukraine violated his oath of office. At the heart of the Democrats’ case is the allegation that Trump tried to leverage a White House meeting and military aid, sought by Ukraine to combat Russian military aggression, to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to launch an investigation of former vice president Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden, as well as a probe of an unfounded theory that Kyiv conspired with Democrats to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. Read the full article