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Center for a Free Cuba Promoting human rights and a peaceful transition to democracy and the rule of law in Cuba.

Founded in 1997, The Center for a Free Cuba (CFC) is an independent, nonpartisan advocacy organization, made up of professionals and human rights volunteers, to put more resources in the hands of Cubans. The CFC gathers and distributes timely information about Cuba and Cubans to relevant media, international human rights organizations, governments, civic, religious, and labor leaders, while participating in the national debate on Cuba and providing humanitarian assistance on the island.

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09/13/2026

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Follow Hearing: Cuba’s Global Network of...

09/13/2026

Apoyen a los presos politicos en Cuba.

September 12, 1998: FBI agents take down the WASP Network — the biggest Cuban spy ring ever uncovered in the United Stat...
09/13/2026

September 12, 1998: FBI agents take down the WASP Network — the biggest Cuban spy ring ever uncovered in the United States.

September 12, 2026: Most people have never heard the real story because Havana, its diplomats, and parts of the entertainment industry spent decades rewriting it.

They planned terror on U.S. soil. They helped kill four people in the Brothers to the Rescue shootdown.

One of them received two life sentences for conspiracy to murder.

The details the “Cuban Five” campaign leaves out are here:

Cuban spies in the United States caught planning acts of terror in the US.

08/05/2026

El Center for a Free Cuba denunció presuntas operaciones de espionaje del régimen cubano para influir en instituciones democráticas de Estados Unidos. Su Director de Ejecutivo, John Suárez, también reclamó mayor presión internacional para exigir la libe...

08/05/2026

en la Embajada de Cuba en Washington DC.

Cubans have been calling for freedom for decades. On July 11, 2021, tens of thousands of people around the island took p...
08/05/2026

Cubans have been calling for freedom for decades. On July 11, 2021, tens of thousands of people around the island took part in statewide protests. On August 5, 1994, however, hundreds, if not thousands, of Cubans took to the streets for the first time since the early 1960s. It happened in Havana and it is known as the Maleconazo.

Cubans marched thru Havana's streets chanting “Freedom!” and “Down with the Castros.” State Security agents, political police, and paramilitaries responded by shooting unarmed protesters or beating them down.

Cubans have been calling for freedom for decades. On July 11, 2021, hundreds of thousands of people across the island took part in nationwide protests, and the world took notice. It was not the first time. Thirty-two years ago, on August 5, 1994, thousands of Cubans marched through Havana’s street...

06/23/2026

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