Cuba made public on Thursday a National List of terrorists which includes 61 individuals and 19 “criminal entities or organizations based in the United States” which, it explains, have been “subjected to criminal investigations and are wanted by Cuban authorities”.
The individuals and entities were included in this National List “by virtue of Resolution 1373 of the United Nations Security Council, international law and the domestic legal system” and given “their involvement in the promotion, planning, organization, financing, support or commission of acts carried out in the national territory or other countries, based on acts of terrorism”.
“The Ministry of Interior ensures the existence of reasonable grounds or bases to include these individuals and entities or organizations in the National Terrorist List, with duly documented evidentiary elements, which meet the designation criteria defined in the international and national standards mentioned in this Resolution,” the document points out.
The first ones mentioned in the List are related to “consummated terrorist acts” in the 90’s in hotels and other tourist centers in Havana.
They are followed by other types of actions such as “the infiltration of terrorists from the United States along the Cuban coast to carry out violent acts in the province of Villa Clara”; “plans for attacks against the President of the Republic of Cuba” [Fidel Castro], between 1991 and 2001; the promotion, financing and organization of terrorist acts carried out in Cuba, between 1991 and 2010.
Also listed are acts such as the derailment of a train carrying goods in Mariel; the financing and execution of “activities aimed at destabilizing the social order in Cuba” and public institutions in Cuba; acts of sabotage in the national electro-energy system; activities against the functioning of public institutions in Cuba; incitement to “the carrying out of actions that affect the social order in Cuba, through violent acts against public officials and the normal functioning of socio-economic entities; as well as promoting armed aggression against Cuba.”
The Resolution dates from last November 2, and is signed by the Head of the General Directorate of Criminal Investigation of the Ministry of the Interior, First Colonel Moraima Bravet Garófalo. Became effective as of November 7 when it was published in the Official Gazette.
Last November 30, the United States decided to maintain Cuba on the list of countries sponsoring terrorism for another year. The Cuban government described the State Department report on which this decision was based as a “slanderous reference”.
Individuals included in the National Terrorist List:
1. Guillermo Novo Sampoll
2. Pedro Remón Crispín Rodríguez
3. José Francisco Hernández Calvo
4. Manuel Pérez Alzugaray
5. Alfredo Carmona Quían
6. Ramón Domínguez Rodríguez
7. Emeterio Invierno
8. Raúl González (Isidro Moscú)
9. Gerardo Capote Dueñas
10. Santiago Álvarez Fernández Magriñá
11. Antonio Eugenio Iglesia Pons
12. Ninoska Pérez Castellón
13. José Antonio Costa
14. Horacio García Cordero
15. Domingo Moreira Armada
16. Erelio Peña Fernández
17. Lombardo Pérez Placencia
18. Fernando Canto Martí
19. Luis Manuel de la Caridad Zúñiga Rey
20. Manuel Ramón José Cereijo Álvarez
21. Domingo José Antonio Sarduní Casas
22. Rodolfo Frómeta Caballero
23. Jesús Isidro Canoura Hernández
24. Sergio Francisco González Rosquete
25. Diego Miguel Tintorero Rodríguez
26. Julio César Codiac
27. Héctor Francisco Alfonso Ruiz
28. Eduardo Macaya Álvarez
29. Ramón Saúl Sánchez Rizo
30. José Jesús Basulto León
31. René Corvo Lorenzo
32. Luis Manuel Abreu Villareal
33. Ángel Manuel Alfonso Alemán
34. Antonio Calatayú Rivera
35. Francisco Eulalio Castro Paz
36. Pedro Adrián Acosta
37. Silverio Liriano Rodríguez Pérez
38. Félix Ismael Rodríguez Mendigutía
39. Leonel Macías González
40. Luis Mario Vela Reyes
41. Yasser Izquierdo Hernández
42. Ana Olema Hernández Matamoros
43. Iván Leyva Basulto
44. Jorge Luis Fernández Figueras
45. Yonel Fernando Cardoso
46. Rogelio Enrique Bolufé Izquierdo
47. William Cabrera González
48. Michel Naranjo Riverón
49. Alipio Estupiñan Tamayo
50. Yamila Betancourt García
51. Alexander Otaola Casal
52. Orlando Gutiérrez Boronat
53. Eliecer Ávila Cecilia
54. Liudmila Santiesteban Cruz (Liu Santiesteban)
55. Manuel Milanés Pizonero
56. Alain Lambert Sánchez (Paparazzi cubano)
57. Jorge Ramón Batista Calero (Ultrack)
58. Eduardo Arias León
59. Alexander Alazo Baró
60. Leo Juvier Hendrick
61. Amijail Sánchez González
Entities or organizations on the List:
1. ALPHA-66
2. Fundación Nacional Cubano Americana (FNCA)
3. Ex Club (Asociación de Ex Prisioneros y Combatientes Políticos Cubanos)
4. Hermanos al Rescate
5. Movimiento Democracia
6. Partido Unidad Nacional Democrática (PUND)
7. Comandos F-4
8. Junta Patriótica de Cuba
9. Movimiento 30 de noviembre
10. Asamblea de la Resistencia
11. Movimiento Clandestino
12. Comando C-40
13. Partido Nacionalista Cubano (PNC)
14. Cuba Primero
15. Lobos Solitarios
16. Nueva Nación Cubana
17. La Nueva Nación Cubana en Armas
18. M20 Movimiento de Resistencia Escuadrón Amalia (MREA)
19. Auto Defensa del Pueblo
Author
OnCuba Staff
