Letter to the Editor

Cuban Government’s human rights record defended

Wednesday, April 28, 2004

Dear Sir,

I, Dr Luis M Luarca, Cuban Refugee in the Cayman Islands, Head of the Cuban Restoration Project which includes The Multiparty Patriotic United System, I am writing this letter to protest the result of the latest voting concerning the Cuban Government’s human rights violation records.

My first message is addressed to the Hon Dr Fidel Castro Ruz (President of the State Council and the Ministers ).

As it was, is, and will be my intention the Cuban Restoration Project is based in justice, love, joy and peace for all the Cubans, therefore I want to ask you the opportunity to discuss it, in detail.

If it is true that my life was, is and probably will be full of emotions due to our political differences, I am not missing the point of Forgiveness and co-operation in the very best interest of the Cuban Nation and our Cuban People inside and outside the National Territory.

To be a refugee never should mean to be a betrayer to the homeland.

I am a peaceful and democratic person whom The Almighty Father is supporting subject to the condition that I have to protect the Cuban nation from war as well to protect your life and the life of your staff.

It is good to mention that The Almighty Father has provided me with the necessary tool to do this job, and I am going to use it and do His will.

With the intention of avoiding witness and creating a comfortable environment for both of us, our meeting should be behind closed doors.

The Second Message of this letter is addressed to His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, the Cuban Cardinal Mons. Jaime Ortega Alamino and all the members of the Cuban Conference Of Roman-Catholic Bishops .

Please promote and/or support the above mentioned meeting.

The next message of this letter is addressed to: Ms Christine Chanet, James C. Cason and the media:

Why was the American-Taliban soldier sent to the USA?

How is it that two Permanent Members of the United Nations Security Council and a few others went to a war without the proper and needed consensus. Is it not a violation of international law?

Are people aware and informed of the human rights violations in the Cayman Islands (one of the reasons why I want to return to Cuba)?

Are people aware and informed that the Cuban dissidents are by far worse than Dr Fidel Castro? I would like to have the opportunity to discuss this topic with you.

Is the human rights situation in Cuba equal to, better or worse than before 1994?

If you answer me this question properly I may be change my views .

Where are the weapons of mass destruction?

Dr Luis M Luarca

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