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The Cuba Study Group is a non-profit, non-partisan organization, comprised of Cuban business and community leaders who share a common interest and vision of a free and democratic Cuba.
Our Mission is to facilitate a peaceful reunification of the Cuban nation leading to a free and open society with respect for human rights, the rule of law and a market-based economy.
Featured StoryFidel absent, Raul silent at Cuba's Revolution DayPaul Haven-AP, Miami HeraldSANTA CLARA, Cuba -- A B-team of socialist speakers spent Cuba's Revolution Day bashing the United States for everything from its drug consumption to the war in Iraq to its military support for Colombia, portraying Washington as the great villain in world affairs.But the day was more notable for who didn't address the crowd - President Raul Castro never took the lectern, brother Fidel Castro was a no-show and Venezuela's Hugo Chavez canceled his trip to Cuba altogether. It was the first Revolution Day in memory in which neither Castro spoke, leaving some in the crowd and on Cub... ![[More]](/_images/redesign2008/homepage/btn_more.gif)
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