Mauricio Claver-Carone

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Mauricio Claver-Carone is a leading member of the US-Cuba Democracy Pac and the Executive Director of the Cuba Democracy Public Advocacy Corp.

[edit] Background

Mauricio J. Claver-Carone is a Florida-born lawyer who grew up in Madrid. He is one of eight executive committee members of the U.S.-Cuba Democracy Political Action Committee (PAC), and the Executive Director of the Cuba Democracy Public Advocacy Corp.

He has been a prominent advocate of U.S. policy against the current Cuban government. In addition, he has written numerous columns in support of US policies towards Cuba, particularly the United States embargo against Cuba, and taken part in various televised debates on US-Cuba relations.

[edit] External links

• US-Cuba Democracy PAC- Official Web Site for the US-Cuba Democracy PAC.
• Appearance on TheHill
• Column on the China Model
• Freedom must be restored
• Our Trivialized Cuba Policy

[edit] See also

• Cuba-United States relations
• Diaspora politics in the United States
• Lobbying in the United States
• Opposition to Fidel Castro

v • d • e Cuba-United States relations Bay of Pigs Invasion • Brothers to the Rescue • Cuban American • Cuban-American lobby • Cuban Five • Cuban Missile Crisis • Elián González affair • Guantanamo Bay Naval Base • Helms-Burton Act • List of Cuba-US aircraft hijackings • Luis Posada Carriles • Mariel boatlift • Opposition to Fidel Castro • Platt Amendment • Spanish-American War • United States embargo against Cuba • United States Interests Section in Havana • United States Ambassador to Cuba