Ser educado, es ser libre / To be educated, is to be free

~ Jose Marti
The sister city organization linking Santa Clara, Cuba, and Bloomington, Indiana.

Recent News

Cubamistad statement in solidarity with Cuba’s sovereignty

Cuba has been subject to a blockade lasting nearly 65 years. Enforcement has ebbed & flowed depending on which U.S. president is in power. In his first term, Trump instituted the State Sponsor of Terrorism (SSOT) designation, an illegal unilateral sanction. The SSOT continued under Biden and is still in place. It has imposed all too familiar suffering on the Cuban populace.

Cubamistad is demanding an end to the economic attacks on Cuba by taking the following actions: remove Cuba from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list; end the blockade; end the occupation of Guantánamo; and respect Cuba’s sovereignty.

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Cubamistad statement on US targeted bombing of Venezuela and abduction of President Maduro & Cilia Flores

Cubamistad condemns the recent escalation in the 25 years of regime change operations by the US government against the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela. We condemn the US targeted bombing raid, that is so called “Operation Absolute Resolve”, and the illegal abduction of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. This military intervention and abduction violates Venezuela’s sovereignty, violates all international law, and violates the Charter of the United Nations. Further, Cubamistad is alarmed by the US threats and growing risk to nations neighbouring Venezuela.  The mission of Cubamistad is to promote peace, respect, and deeper understanding between the citizens

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Our Mission

Our mission is to promote peace, respect, and a deeper understanding between citizens  and normalized relations between our two countries.

"Hombres recogerá quien siembre escuelas" (Those who sow schools will harvest people) - José Martí (Those who sow schools will harvest people)
"Hombres recogerá quien siembre escuelas" (Those who sow schools will harvest people) - José Martí