Sentence examples for support for Cuban from inspiring English sources

He continued his support for Cuban Pres.

Mr. Carromero and a Swedish passenger, Aron Modig, both activists in their own countries, had traveled to Cuba to meet and offer support for Cuban dissidents.

It also calls for "active American support for Cuban dissidents" and says sanctions will be lifted when Mr. Castro also legalizes opposition parties and commits to democratic elections.

But well-meaning Americans often overdose on moral clarity and end up creating messes, like Iraq, or hurting those they aim to help: the liberals' anti-sweatshop campaign (which reduces opportunities for the poor) and the conservatives' support for Cuban sanctions (which seem to keep Castro in power) are both examples.

And several veteran house Republicans representing Florida are, like Rubio, Cuban-American – Rubio once interned for one of them – and, for years, they've worked closely with Democrats to promote immigration reform, including support for Cuban refugees, a cause near and dear to Rubio also.

A journey to the island is certainly an "educational activity", and it will provide "support for the Cuban people" – two of the permitted motives.

Almost certainly, we still don't know all we might about his time in Russia, where he arrived as a defector in 1959; his interest in and support for the Cuban regime after his return to the United States; and his simultaneous links to people active in the anti-Castro movement, some of whom had connections to the mafia.

In particular, the congress stressed support for the Cuban revolution and a growing emphasis on building parties in the imperialist countries.

Visitors still need to go through a third country like Mexico, Canada or the Bahamas, but Cheapair lets users check a box saying they are going for one of the 12 categories of travel now permitted without a special license (professional research or meetings, education activities, religious activities, support for the Cuban people, etc).

The challenges ahead were spelled out by Cuban president Raúl Castro, who expressed his country's appreciation for the pope's support for US-Cuban dialogue, but said the re-establishment of relations should only be considered a first step.

For the past half-century, the support of Cuban exiles has been indispensible for any Florida Republican to achieve statewide office.