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SUMMARY:\"Cuba Under Seige - American policy and the Impact on Revolut
 ionary Society\".
DESCRIPTION:Dear members and friends,The executive is pleased to infor
 m of a very interesting upcoming event on McMaster Campus, organized b
 y the Hamilton Branch of the Canadian International Council (CIC), ent
 itled \"Cuba Under Seige - American policy and the Impact on Revolutio
 nary Society\".  You will find the notice below. We hope that our mem
 bers and friends will join with the CIC in making their event a succes
 s.HFAC executive\nCuba Under Siege - \nAmerican policy and the Impact
  on Revolutionary Society\nLecture and Discussion with Keith Bolender\
 nTuesday December 4 6:15pm - 7:45pm\nMcMaster University - The Council
  Room - Gilmour Hall Room. 111\nCost: Free for CIC members and $2 for 
 nonmembers\nJoin author Keith Bolender for a discussion on the history
  of American hostile policies against Cuba since the Revolution. The 
 talk covers the history of the largely unknown war of terrorism again
 st the Cuban people, the longest economic blockade in modern history,
  and all other aspects of American attempts to adversely affect Cuban
  society.About the speaker: Keith Bolender is a freelance journalist b
 ased in Toronto. He teaches a Cuban course at the University of Toront
 o School of Continuing Studies and is author of Voices From the Other 
 Side: An Oral History of Terrorism Against Cuba. His second book on Cu
 ban-American relations is scheduled for publication later this year. H
 e has been involved in Cuba matters for 20 years and has written exten
 sively on the subject for a variety of North American publications.For
  more information contact  Mark Williams | willims@mcmaster.caAbout 
 the CIC: The Canadian International Council (CIC) is Canada’s foreig
 n relations council. It is an independent, member-based council establ
 ished to strengthen Canada’s role in international affairs. The CIC 
 reflects the ideas and interests of a broad constituency of Canadians 
 who believe that a country’s foreign policy is not an esoteric conce
 rn of experts but directly affects the lives and prosperity of its cit
 izens. The CIC uses its deep historical roots, its cross-country netwo
 rk, and its active research program to advance debate on international
  issues across academic disciplines, policy areas, and economic sector
 s. The CIC’s digital media platform, OpenCanada.org, is Canada’s h
 ub for international affairs. The CIC’s research program is managed 
 by the national office in Toronto. Its 16 branches across Canada offer
  CIC members speakers’ programs, study groups, conferences, and semi
 nars.\n\nFor more information visit https://fixourworld.ca/events/cuba
 -under-seige-american-policy-and-the-impact-on-revolutionary-
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CATEGORIES:lecture, and, discussion, with, keith, bolender
LOCATION:McMaster University - The Council Room - Gilmour Hall Room. 1
 11
WEBSITE:http://willims@mcmaster.ca
URL:http://willims@mcmaster.ca
CONTACT:For more information contact  Mark Williams | willims@mcmaster
 .ca
ORGANIZER:HFAC
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 ld:https://fixourworld.ca/profile/Chad
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