Defense21 July 2015

“I came here to raise awareness about systematic human rights violations in Cuba.”

Those are the words of a political refugee who protested yesterday outside the new Cuban embassy in our nation’s capital.

Like so many others, he understands that the Obama Administration made a bad deal to normalize relations with Castro and got nothing in return – no real reforms, no real human rights guarantees.

Castro continues jailing peaceful protestors and silencing dissenters – and the Obama Administration is now rewarding his behavior.

Even if you aren’t in Washington, D.C. to join protestors, you can make your voice heard.

Call the White House now and tell them they’ve made a bad deal: 202-456-1111

Help us send President Obama a message: Don’t reward communist dictators – say NO to Castro.

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