ORIG. COLOR 1300 SOF / MAG. CUT STORY: HENRY KISSINGER CHATTING WITH OAS REPRESENTATIVES IN EAST ROOM RECEPTION. KISSINGER & BRAZILIAN FOREIGN MINISTER. ANTOIO SILVERA TO PRESS. SILVERA SAYS TRADE EMBARGO AGAINST CUBA WILL BE LIFTED " AT THE PROPER MOMENT " & LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY. VS PROTEST MARCH BY CUBAN EXILES OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE. FORD ADDRESSING GATHERING OF REPS. IN RECEPTION LINE IN EAST ROOM. MORE OF FORD ADDRESS, WHICH IS TRANSLATED INTO SPANISH. CUTAWAYS OF GUESTS. CI: PERSONALITIES: KISSINGER, H. PERSONALITIES: SILVEIRA, ANTONIO PERSONALITIES: FORD, GERALD. PERSONALITIES: FORD, BETTY. U. S. RELATIONS: CUBA. U. S. RELATIONS: LATIN AMERICA. DEMONSTRATIONS: D. C. , WASH.

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Cubans in Florida (many) protest (want Cuban embargo, barricade)

TF1 News (Private - August 1982 ->)

00:00:00:00 B-ROLL Cuban-Americans with signs at demo-rally to PROTEST U.S. embargo against Cuba. (0:00)/

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

A FLOTILLA OF BOATS ARE SAILING TODAY FROM FLORIDA TO CUBA, BRINGING FOOD AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES. THE SHIPMENT OF ABOUT EIGHT TONS OF SUPPLIES WERE LARGELY DONATED BY CUBAN EXILES AND COMPANIES. SOME ARE PROTESTING THE SHIPMENTS, SAYING THEY’LL WEAKEN THE THIRTY YEAR OLD EMBARGO OF THE ISLAND.

NEWSFEED: 11/9-8/05 HI-RISE BLDG IMPLOSION, THE GOODYEAR BLIMP, ELECTIONS, PROTEST AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE, CATTLE DRIVE IN CITY NO TITLE Aerial hi-rise demolition (Baptist Hospital), huge plume of dust rising & lingering. Ground shot of demolition AL ARUBA BOYCOTT Too bad we can't just stop everything until we find this chick WILMA FL MARINA REPAIR Aerial marina damaged by storm, smoke rising from bldg, firefighters at work ;FL GOODYEAR BLIMP REPLACEMENT Air to Air Goodyear blimp. TX VOTERS Houston poling place, Int voting, DX campaign posters; 11/9/1989 BERLIN WALL FALLS NX crowds celebrating, crossing checkpoint, people hugging. 11/9/1976 APARTHEID CONDEMNED UN UNITED NATIONS vote ;SCHWARZENEGGER VOTES arrives at polling place with Schriver (she seems a little uncertain), photo-op ; UNITED KINGDOM TIBET DEMO Police among colorful demonstrators outside Buckingham Palace, Free Tibet headbands ;Royal coach going by, Queen waving, royal guard son horseback, protesters ;THAILAND POLICE DETONATE BOMB explosion in front of small bldg, police, burning cars, investigation ;Security checking underside of car, NX paramedics tending wounded. HARRY REID ON CIA LEAK t/h ;SAMUEL ALITO WITH SENATOR BROWNBACK Alito passing reporters in hall, w/senator. ALITO WITH LIEBERMAN same deal ;CUBA REAX TO U.S. EMBARGO capital dome, crowded sidewalk, newspaper headlines, shoeshine stand, street scenes ;TX ESCAPEE IN COURT Charles Thompson, DX payphone, Thompson smiles at camera, Cessna on tarmac, jail ; LIBERIA HARVARD GRAD IN PRES ELECTION reporters around candidate, Int casting ballot, polling place, DX lines of voters ;NY VOTERS Int polling place, voting booth. GERMANY WORLDS LARGEST PASSENGER PLANE Dusk backlit passenger plane landing; AR HELICOPTER CRASH Aerial remains of helicopter crash. AL TRIPLE FATAL WRECK investigation, wrecked car on flatbed ;FL CUBAN BOAT ACCIDENT NX couple hugging, DX boat capsizing. TN SCHOOL SHOOTING evacuated students & adults, police cars; FL PARROT THEFT macaws in cage. WI CHAI VANG SENTENCED trial scenes. HUNTER SKILLED Aerial woods, hugging next to hearse ;NX officer carrying evidence, mobile crime lab goes by, DX pallbearers, suspect enters courtroom ;VA WILDER/KAINE GREET VOTERS. LOTTERY WINNER. TX RODEO ringing dinner bell, people wearing cowboy hats at breakfast buffet ;Longhorn cattle in pen, old west themed parade with horses & cattle drive, chuck wagon sponsored by Pace picante sauce; This might be useful- herd of cattle walking down city street, kids wave at camera. CA VOTER TURNOUT VAR polling place ;NX Schwarzenegger at rally, polling place, DX Schwarzenegger & Schriver showing up to vote ;CA SUGAR GLIDER STOWAWAY Int man holding a cute fuzzy little animal (like a cross between a lemur & a squirrel) ;Airport luggage carousel, CU critter sitting on hands. FL REAL ESTATE TYCOON TWINS dwarf hops onto chair in office ;SCHOOL SHOOTING police cars, onlookers

TAPE: EF01/0377 IN_TIME: 22:44:28 DURATION: 2:06 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Havana, 1 May 2001 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide aerial shot of crowd in plaza 2. Wide shot of crowd 3. Castro in audience (with Elian's father Juan Manuel Gonzalez to his left) 4. Wide shot of crowd 5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "After heroic resistance to 42 years of genocidal embargo, we entered the new millennium with renewed energy and multiplied efforts" 6. Wide aerial shot of crowd 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "What can you expect today, from a few bourgeois and oligarchic countries without political or ethical principles, that voted together with the United States in Geneva, because of opportunism or cowardice, to serve on a silver platter pretexts and justifications to a government of the extreme right of the United States with the objective of maintaining a genocidal blockade." 8. Wide pan of audience 9. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "For Cuba, it's absolutely clear that the so-called Free Trade Area of the Americas in the conditions, timetables, strategies, objectives and procedures imposed by the United States leads inexorably to the annexation of Latin America by the United States" 10. Wide shot of audience 11. Soldiers marching with flags 12. Wide shot of soldiers marching down steps STORYLINE: Cuban President Fidel Castro denounced the U-S embargo and urged workers to protest international criticism of Cuba's human rights record at a rally in Havana where thousands of Cubans gathered for May Day labour celebrations. Castro also invited Cubans to march past the U-S government's mission in Havana in an act of defiance. The protest, part of May Day labor celebrations worldwide, also came as Cuba approaches the first anniversary of Elian Gonzalez's return from the United States after a bitter custody battle which came to echo the wider political conflicts characterising the two countries longtime antagonistic relationship. Marchers on Tuesday were also there to protest the recent U-N condemnation of Cuba for its rights record. The Czech Republic's proposal to condemn Cuba, strongly supported by the United States, was approved by the U-N Human Rights Commission in Geneva on April 18. 10 nations abstained. Castro also made a point of denouncing the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas. He claims that the hemispheric trading bloc represents U-S efforts to impose its will on Latin America.

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

CUBAN EXILES CONTINUE THEIR PROTESTS IN MIAMI TODAY... DESPITE POLICE WARNINGS... CUBAN EXILES OF ALL AGES CONTINUE PROTESTING THE PLAN. ABOUT A DOZEN OLDER DEMONSTRATORS WENT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TODAY CAUSING A RUCKUS DURING GRADUATION CEREMONIES.AND AT CORAL GABLES SENIOR HIGH -- CLOSE TO A 100 STUDENTS HELD A MORE VOCAL PROTEST -- WAVING CUBAN FLAGS AND SIGNS -- DEMANDING LIBERTY FOR CUBA.

00:00:00:00 [B-ROLL Anti-US Embargo]--WS people behind police barricade in rain/ CU rain water draining in gutter/ VS protesters in rain/ ZI protesters hold up sign "Let Cuba Live, committee ...

NAME: CUB MARCH2 140504N TAPE: EF04/0509 IN_TIME: 10:40:32:07 DURATION: 00:02:59:21 SOURCES: Cubavision DATELINE: Havana - 14 March 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Wide shot of crowd moving along the Malecon (coastal road in Havana) 2. Cuban President Fidel Castro arriving 3. Crowd 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "You (US President George W Bush) cannot talk about democracy, for several reasons, among them the fact that your accession to the presidency of the United States was fraudulent, as everyone knows. You cannot talk of freedom." 5. Crowd 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "The unbelievable tortures carried out on the Iraqi prisoners has stunned the world." 7. Crowd 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Fidel Castro, President of Cuba "My only regret is that I wouldn't be able to look you in the face when that moment comes. You would be thousands of miles away while I would be on the front line ready to die for the defence of my country!" 8. Crowd 9. Castro waves flag 10. Top shot march 11. Front of crowd marching 12. Various of march 13. People carrying anti-Bush placards with swastikas 14. Soldiers walk by with flags 15. Wide shot of people with flags 16. Wide shot of crowds from air STORYLINE: President Fidel Castro led a sea of Cuban demonstrators past the U.S. diplomatic mission on Friday to protest new U.S. measures aimed at squeezing the island's economy and pushing out Castro. Tens of thousands of protesters, many of them wearing red shirts and waving small Cuban flags made of paper, marched on the oceanfront Malecon boulevard in the government organised protest. Castro denounced and ridiculed U.S. President George W. Bush, saying he was a fraudulently elected leader trying to impose "world tyranny" but Cuba would never become a "neo-colony" of the United States. Posters portrayed Bush wearing a Hitler moustache and accompanied by a Nazi swastika. Some posters showed photos of Iraqi prisoners allegedly abused by U.S. soldiers, saying: "This would never happen in Cuba." Fervent announcers led the crowd in chants of "Free Cuba! Fascist Bush!" Castro said the march was "an act of indignant protest and a denunciation of the brutal, merciless and cruel measures" that Bush announced last week to tighten the 44-year U.S. embargo of the island. The measures included restrictions on money transfers and family visits, increased efforts to transmit anti-Castro television to Cuba and appointment of a coordinator to plan a transaction from socialism to capitalism.

CUBANS IN ORLANDO ARE TAKING TO THE STREET RALLYING...

00:00:00:00 [CUBA & Castro demostration Upper West Side Man.]--LS protestor being arrested/ LS Anti-Cuba and Castro protesters (0:00)/

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

BARS. VO PETER COLLINS. PARTIAL CS ON US ECONOMIC SANCTIONS THAT ARE BEING IMPOSED ON NICARAGUA. VS CUBAN ADVISORS BOARD A CUBA AIR PLANE THAT WILL TAKE THEM BACK TO HAVANA. EXTS OF A MCDONALD'S RESTAURANT, A FORD PLANT, A JOHN DEERE PLANT, AND A COCA COLA BOTTLING PLANT (ALL IN MANAGUA). CUS OF NEW SOVIET MADE CARS IN A MANAGUA SHOWROOM. VS OF MERCHANDISE BEING UNLOADED FROM A SHIP. CLIPS OF NICARAGUAN DEFENSE MINISTER HUMBERTO ORTEGA DURING A SPEECH TO THE DEPARTING CUBANS. VS AT AN OUTDOOR MARKET. VS SCUFFLING BREAKS OUT AT AN ANTI SANDINISTA DEMONSTRATION. SOLDIERS PUSH BACK DEMONSTRATORS. THE DEMOSTRATORS ARE PROTESTING RISING CONSUMER PRICES. CI: PERSONALITIES: ORTEGA SAAVEDRA, HUMBERTO. DEMONSTRATIONS: NICARAGUA, MANAGUA.

PRESIDENT CLINTON’S PROPOSED CHANGES IN POLICY TOWARD CUBA ARE GETTING MIXED REVIEWS.

Cubans in Massachusetts talk about the influence of the Pope visiting Cuba.

AP-APTN-2230 Americas L Prime News-Final Tuesday, 13 November 2012 Americas L Prime News ++US Cuba Embargo 02:48 AP Clients Only +4:3 UN again condemns the US embargo of Cuba, Cuban reax ++US Idiot 00:46 Pt Access all outside North America/No Access broadcast or digital in North America Woman sentenced to carry sign implying she's an idiot for passing school bus in her car ++US Macy's 02:05 AP Clients Only Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade producers unveil new floats for this year ++Guatemala Houses 02:27 AP Clients Only President visits area where up to 8,000 homes could be condemned after quake ++Pakistan Diwali 02:30 AP Clients Only Pakistan's Hindu community celebrates Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights India Diwali 01:38 AP Clients Only Indians celebrate festival of light with fireworks, candles and prayer ++Jordan Protest 01:19 AP Clients Only Jordan raises fuel prices, sparking protests Europe Strike 03:01 Pt No Access Italy Sardinian factory workers clash with police; strikes in Spain, Portugal EU Economy 4 03:19 AP Clients Only Finance ministers comment on potential benefits of a banking union ++Switzerland Diamond 02:30 AP Clients Only Archduke Joseph Diamond fetches record 21.5 million dollars at auction B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 2230 GMT. AP-WF-11-13-12 2312GMT

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Cubans living in Miami react in little Havana neighbourhood to the news that Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison and that U.S. President Barack Obama wants to change the United States Cuba policy on December 17, 2014 in Miami, United States. Alan Gross, the American contractor had spent five years in Cuban jail.(Footage by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

AP-APTN-2230 Americas Prime News-Final Tuesday, 7 February 2012 Americas Prime News US Syria 01:43 AP Clients Only +4:3 US not considering arming Syrian opposition ++US Parade 02:28 AP Clients Only Superbowl winners parade in NY Germany Merkel 01:27 AP Clients Only Merkel speech on Europe's future Spain Demo 01:22 AP Clients Only Over 10-thousand civil servants march over local government cuts Spain Contador 02:42 AP Clients Only Contador may still appeal doping ban, won't retire ++Brazil Violence 01:41 Part No Access Brazil 4:3 Striking police refuse to leave legislature building ++Peru Floods 01:29 No Access Peru 4:3 Severe weather has cause the Huallaga river to overflow its banks Haiti Demo 01:17 AP Clients Only Over 400 protesters march on Tuesday against Haitian President Martelly Cuba Embargo 02:28 AP Clients Only 50 years since Washington's economic embargo on Cuba Bulgaria Floods 02:33 AP Clients Only Bulgaria battles floods that have left eight dead Ukraine Rescue 01:18 AP Clients Only Crew rescued by helicopter from stranded cargo ship in icy conditions Maldives Politics 00:58 AP Clients Only 4:3 Maldives leader quits after protests, VP sworn in B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 2230 GMT. APEX 02-07-12 1756EST