No. 40 October 20, 2019 - IN THIS ISSUE - Make Canada a Zone for Peace

The meeting which was chaired by Laura Chesnik, the MLPC candidate in Windsor--Tecumseh who outlined the main points of the MLPC platform calling for a change in the direction of Canada's foreign policy and emphasized the need for discussion on these matters during the federal election. [...] The presentations were followed by participants in the meeting asking questions and themselves contributing information and sharing their concerns about the direction of Canada's foreign and military policy and the fact that none of the cartel parties showed any concern about continuing the status quo. [...] A spokesperson of the MLPC and representatives from the Salvadoran and Haitian communities spoke, as did an activist working in defence of the rights of the Palestinian people. [...] For 71 years, especially after the triumph of the Revolution, she was able, with a firm hand, to place the BNC among the most prestigious companies worldwide, to found a teaching system that today encompasses the entire island and is the guarantee of Cuban ballet, as well as stimulating an internationalist collaboration movement in the field of ballet in Cuba that has extended to almost fifty coun. [...] It was our Alicia who, while bathed in cosmopolitanism, longed to hear the songs of our roosters, to 12 taste and smell the salt spray of her Malecón in Havana, appreciated the butterfly and coral as most exquisite, or was fascinated with the scientific advances and the mysteries of the cosmos.