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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 StoryRegime fears silent majorityMarifeli Perez-Stable, Miami HeraldOn June 24, five Cuban dissidents received the annual Democracy Award given by the National Endowment for Democracy. José Daniel Ferrer, Iván Hernández and Librado Linares are serving long prison terms for their peaceful opposition. Imprisoned for 17 years, Jorge Luis García, known as Antúnez, was released in 2007. He and wife Iris Tamara Pérez, a fellow awardee, are under virtual house arrest.President Barack Obama called for the release of Cuban political prisoners and said of the five honorees: ''All of them have endured significant personal ... ![[More]](/_images/redesign2008/homepage/btn_more.gif)
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Time for U.S. Policy toward Cuba to represent our National Interest by Tomas Bilbao
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