The Ibero-American Summits

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Fidel Castro at Summit's Center: Emotional visit of Cuban leader to Salvador Allende's Tomb

By Marco Sibaja, El Nuevo Diario, 11 November 1996. Fidel Castro at the VI Iberoamerican Summit. True democratic governability in Latin American betrayed by the widening abyss between the rich and poor.

Synthesis—selected headlines on the 6th Ibero-American Summit

Prensa Latina, Monday 11 November 1996. The closing of the 6th Ibero American Summit in Sangiago de Chile. President Fidel Castro voiced his concern over the real possibility to achieve true democratic governability with justice and hope for every one. The secretary general of the OAS certain that the 6th Ibero American Summit would oppose the Helms-Burton Law.

Latin American Parliament angry at decision to leave Havana out of important Iberoamerican legislative meeting

Radio Havana Cuba, Cuba News, 20 May 1997. The Latin American Parliament's Board of Directors has rejected Spain's arbitrary decision to exclude Cuba from an Iberoamerican meeting set for Madrid this month.

Latin American Parliament criticizes US Graham Amendment

By Antonio Paneque Brizuelas, Granma International, [15 January 1998]. President Fidel Castro alerted 150 legislators from 15 countries on the new US threats against Cuba.

Castaneda hails Ibero-American accords

By Milt Shapiro, TheNewsMexico.com, 25 November 2001. Peru''s Foreign Secretary says the accords signed at the 11th Ibero-American summit in Lima, Peru, will greatly benefit Mexico, but added the fruits of the agreements won't come immediately.