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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Freedom to Travel Campaign, a project of the Center for International Policy, devoted to legalizing travel to Cuba, has placed a print advertisement in El Nuevo Herald urging action by Cuban-Americans and others against the toughened travel restrictions to Cuba issued this year by President Bush.

 

The half-page, Spanish language advertisement features a picture of President George W. Bush under the headline "One Man Cancelled Christmas in Cuba, and it wasn't Fidel Castro..."
 

The advertisement goes on to say:

"This year, thousands of Cuban-Americans who hoped to spend Christmas in Cuba with their families will be denied that right by President Bush and his new travel restrictions. Send a message to Senator-elect Mel Martinez and our other leaders in Washington that families in Cuba should not have to celebrate Christmas alone.
 
 

Visit our website -- http://www.cubacentral.com/holidays -- and tell Washington to lift the travel ban on Cuban- Americans and all Americans."
 

According to Sarah Stephens, director of the Freedom to Travel Campaign, "the Bush policy divides Cuban families on both sides of the Florida Straits and this is a terrible pain that families will be feeling as they approach the holidays and miss the opportunity to celebrate Christmas together. Dividing families on Christmas is a powerful symbol of a policy that is unjust and ineffective all year around."
 

The advertisement appears December 21, 2004 in El Nuevo Herald, a newspaper with a week day circulation of 89,224 in Miami, Florida. A copy of the advertisement including the Spanish-language translation can be viewed at the Freedom to Travel Campaign's website: http://www.cubacentral.com/holidays
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