Cuba's Democracy : Indybay

Cuba is always described as a "dictatorship" by the mainstream media and the U.S. government, thus providing a pretext for the economic blockade and talk about regime change. But Sharat G. Lin found a remarkable democratic process in the recent Constitutional Referendum in Cuba and months of nationwide discussions involving millions of voters.

Sharat G. Lin, PhD writes on global political economy, labor migration, and public health. He is a research fellow at the San José Peace and Justice Center and is with the Initiative for Equality.

ICSS member Raj Sahai will facilitate.

Open to the public
FREE – but donations will be collected for NPML
Wheelchair accessible

Cuba's Democracy
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Date	Sunday June 16
Time	10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Event Type	Speaker
Organizer/Author	Institute for the Critical Study of Society
Email	cuyleruyle [at] mac.com
Phone	510-428-1578
Location Details
Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library 6501 Telegraph Avenue Oakland, CA 94609 Public transit: Ashby BART, AC 1, AC 18
Cuba is always described as a "dictatorship" by the mainstream media and the U.S. government, thus providing a pretext for the economic blockade and talk about regime change. But Sharat G. Lin found a remarkable democratic process in the recent Constitutional Referendum in Cuba and months of nationwide discussions involving millions of voters. Sharat G. Lin, PhD writes on global political economy, labor migration, and public health. He is a research fellow at the San José Peace and Justice Center and is with the Initiative for Equality. ICSS member Raj Sahai will facilitate. Open to the public FREE – but donations will be collected for NPML Wheelchair accessible original image (660x960) For more event information: http://web.csulb.edu/~eruyle/icss.html Added to the calendar on Thursday Jun 13th, 2019 8:14 PM

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