Cuba is the mother of all,

and we are her children,

precisely for her,

we must walk united.

– Armando Labrador

Foundations

Our mission is to achieve lasting change towards a free society.

El Movimiento Cuba Primero es un Proyecto Político entre cuyos objetivos se encuentran:

To gather within its ranks every person, Cuban or not, wherever they may be, who shows themselves willing to fight to put an end to the economic, political, and social system imposed on our nation for more than half a century.
Establish alliances with other projects, parties, or initiatives that pursue the same goal and align with our vision and strategy of struggle.
Upon achieving victory, to take part in the establishment of a rule of law with a democracy where its constitution prevents the emergence of any form of oppression or tyranny and guarantees the protection and respect of all freedoms: freedom of thought, freedom of expression, assembly, association, religion, economic freedoms, political freedoms, civil liberties; in short, all rights and freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Cuba First It is an organized movement that has a well-designed structure covering the entire national territory divided into three major regions: East, Central, and West, led and represented by a coordination board composed of patriots inside and outside the island. It operates horizontally, where strategies are outlined, and decisions are made consensually.

Cuba First Movement advocates for peaceful resistance, respecting those who choose other forms of rebellion against oppression. It defends the Marti's political ideology as well as his humanistic thinking, and the legacy of the heroes and martyrs that the history of our struggles encompasses.

Statutes

Cuba First Movement

Statute 1

The Cuba First Movement demands exclusive membership within the organization.

Statute 2

No member of Cuba First may have ideological ties or business relationships with the Cuban dictatorship.

Statute 3

The Cuba First Movement is a horizontally organized organization that constitutes its leadership.

Statute 4

No member of the Cuba First movement may use the organization's name to disseminate or promote messages from their own agenda.

Statute 5

The Cuba First movement demands from its members moral conduct, discipline, respect, loyalty, courage, and solidarity in interpersonal relationships, as well as in the public image of the organization.

Statute 6

In the Cuba First movement, positions and functions from the smallest to the highest level are obtained based on merit in the fulfillment of assigned tasks, so that everyone has equal opportunities.

Conclusions

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In the Cuba First movement, it is our standard that each member should be doing what they do best and striving to become more comprehensive and capable every day. Growing in members, organization, discipline, training, among other things, characterizes us.

Coordination Board

Cuba First Movement

Our Members

The Cuba First Movement on the road to freedom operates as follows:

Coordination Board

This board is composed of individuals who demonstrate the most organizational capacity and leadership, chosen for their merits, and they are responsible for coordinating and ensuring the completion of scheduled activities, each in their assigned region or province. The Coordination Board also functions as a council where all matters of major interest are analyzed and decisions are made.

Members

They are all those who, proposed by the coordinators or other members and approved by the Coordination Board, become part of the movement under the supervision of the coordinating team of the region to which they belong.

Associate Members

This is the option that allows any organization, party, movement, project, or independent personality to join efforts with the Cuba First Movement without giving up their own project or organization. The only condition that the Cuba First movement demands is to coincide with our methods and strategies of struggle, as otherwise contradictions would arise.

Armando Labrador

Founder and President

Regional Coordinators

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Kativo Disidente

Coordinator
In Exile, Zona Central

Esteban Rodríguez

Coordinator
In Exile, Zona Occidental

Armando Labrador

Coordinator, Founder and President
In Exile, Zona Oriental

Zona Occidental

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Aimara Aguilar del Pozo

Member

Alain García Chirino

Member

Alexander López

Member

Anai Penalba Súbita

Member

Claribel Castillo Miranda

Member

Edel Padron Cala

Member

Equizander Benítez Moya

Member

Erisdel Benítez Moya

Member

Estela Vilar Poll

Member

Geilin Castillo Medina

Member

Idaelys Díaz Revol

Member

Jeffrey Cabrera Penalba

Member

Johnis Guevara Fernández

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Jorge Renan Gonzalez Lara

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José Antonio Pompa López

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Lázaro Díaz Despaigne

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Lázaro José Torralba

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Lazaro Miguel Tamayo

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Leudys Reyes Cuza

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Lucinda González

Member

Luis Andrés Domínguez Sardiñas

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Luis Enrique López Torres

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Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez Arcaite

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Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez García

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Margarita Barvena Calderin

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marisleidis Gómez López

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Mercedes Moya Isaac

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Naila Piloto Naranjo

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Natalia Aguero

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Rebeca Varela Vilar

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Saurmi Hernández Vilar

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Yacel René Román Vitón

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Ydaelis Díaz Revol

Member

Yunet Mijares Perez

Member

Yusniel García Caraballo

Member

Yusniel Gómez Rodríguez

Zona Central

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Alberto Castillo

Member

Carlos Alberto Estenoz Padrón

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Guillermo Gonzalez

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Humberto Galindo Moya

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Indomar Gómez Izaguirrez

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Ivo Lafitte Rodríguez

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José Carlos Fernández

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Lenelis Delgado Cue

Member

Yenny Comulbie

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Yuniel Boladeres Palacio

Zona Oriental

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Abdul Hassam Rodríguez

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Alexey Brizo Laera

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Anisley Segal Samora

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Arturo Colomar Domenech

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Carlos Alberto McDonald Ennis

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Carlos Camacho Ochoa

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Carlos Manuel Santiesteban

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Catalina Hidalgo Nonell

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Daniuska cañes Pozo

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Dayli Laurencio Girón

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Evelio Fernández Salazar

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Federico Duvergel Martínez

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Frank Corrales Labrada

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Gaston Irlin Góngora Torres

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Grechent Alfonso Torres

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Guillermo Carralero López

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Isel Ramos

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Javier Reyes Peña

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Jorge Cervante García

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José Antonio Rosales

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Juan Carlos Vasallo Gregio

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Julio César Álvarez Marrero

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Julio César Morandeira Díaz

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Lázaro Tomas Colon Cruz

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Leonela Brooks González

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Maikel Gil Ramírez

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Maikel Martin Góngora

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Marisol Pupo Sierra

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Máximo Armento González

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Melissa Legra Pelier

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Miguel Arnold Osorio Rodríguez

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Miguel Osorio Rodríguez

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Orleidys Sanchez

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Pavel Orlando González Sosa

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Pedro Amauri Díaz Lugo

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Rafael Matos Montes

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Ricardo Enrique Torres Hernández

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Roberto Hernádez Rega

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Roberto Hernández Regal

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Ronnie Silva Chacon

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Telbis Brooks Calderon

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Yaidy García Suárez

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Yoanny Beltrán Gamboa

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Yolanda Perez Díaz

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Yolanda Pérez Díaz

Members in Exile

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Adrianna Mena Rubio

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Alexis Quijano

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Ariadna Sierra Herrera

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Armando Batista

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Carlos Betan Manzano

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Carlos Galilongo

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Carlos Gavilondo

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Carlos Rafael Hernández

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Danaisy Serrano

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Danys Pela

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Dianelys Alfonso Cartaya «La Diosa»

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Elier Meirino

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Eloy Calunga Torres

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Ester «BriBri» González

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Ibania Blanco Despaine

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Iliana Hernández

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Isla Ramos Bellido

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Ismary Bacallao

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Iyael Cendán

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José David

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José Martinez

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Juan Carlos Izquierdo

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Juan Carlos Mesa Gutiérrez

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La China

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La India

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Lenelis Delgado Cue

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Lenelis Delgado Cue

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Leslie Avana de La Torres

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Leydi Peña Albert

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Lucy Gort

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Mailena Jiménez García

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Manuel Alejandro Saeta Quintana

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Maribel García González

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Miki Terrori

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Nacho Rocha

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Nelson De Romero

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Nicolas Hernández

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Nigel Ramírez Hernández

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Olga González

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Oraisa Estrada

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Raciel Germet

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Raul Sanabria

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Reinier «Rey el Mago» Miguélez Naranjo

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Reinier Cedeño

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Roberto Azcorra Consuegra

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Roselis Morales García

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Saikel Almenares Rodríguez

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Sandra Peréz

Member

Welsy Crúz

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Yadisley Rodríguez Ramírez

Associate Members

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Juan A. De La Nuez Ramírez

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Esther Rosale Mazo

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Esther Rosales Mazo

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Gerardo Anibal Rodríguez

Luis Enrique Yanes

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Oswaldo Nuñez Angulo

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Raul Paradas Ramírez

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