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AUGUST 17, 2003 RALLY SPEECH: "CUBAN MOVEMENT FOR A UNIFIED DEMOCRACY"
Mr. President George W. Bush, members of his team, members of the legislative body, distinguished guests, Stanley Zir and friends. It is an honor for the Cuban Movement for a Unified democracy and a great opportunity for me to be able to speak here before you, because in Cuba, where I come from, it is impossible to speak or to think in any way that differs from the dictator Fidel Castro. If you do speak out, you lose the little freedom that you have or even your life. I congratulate all that are present. To be here signifies much, it means that we do not belong to the group that supports but does not participate, we are the ones that are totally convinced that democracy is exerted with participation, words and actions. Our soldiers know that they are doing what is right, and that they are there defending the most elemental rights of men: freedom and democracy. Be it enough to say that today in the world there exist strong enemies of these sacred values. Enemies that are on the lookout for our inactivity, waiting for the propitious moment to attack again. Ready, clearly if we allowed them to truncate what has cost much suffering and effort to be free. Concluding dear friends, let us declare war on those that try to deny us our liberties. Let us declare war on all of the dictators, terrorists and oppressors of men, only freeing us from them, will we be able to say that our world is safer.
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