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The Art and Architecture of Cuba (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad)
November 16-24, 2013 
$3950/$4150* SOLD OUT

Community Projects and the Arts in Cuba (Havana, Matanzas)
January 11-18, 2014 
$3400/$3600*

CUBA Update (Havana, Pinar del Rio)
January 18-26, 2014
$3100/$3300*

The People of Cuba: Cuba Photo Expedition
with Rich Pomerantz
January 25-February 2, 2014
$4075/$4275*

The Arts in Cuba (Havana, Santiago de Cuba)
January 25-February 2, 2014
$4150/$4350

The Art and Architecture of Cuba (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad)
February 1-9, 2014 
$3650/$3850*

Race in Cuba (Havana, Santiago de Cuba)
February 8-19, 2014
$4650/$4850

The Arts in Cuba (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad)
February 15-23, 2014
$4200/$4400

CUBA Update (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad)
March 1-9, 2014 
$3400/$3600*

The Greening of Cuba (Havana, Pinar del Rio)
March 15-22, 2014
$3000/$3200*

The Arts and Social Change (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Santiago)
March 22-April 2, 2014
$5500/$5800*

CUBA Update (Havana, Cienfuegos, Trinidad)
April 12-19, 2014 
$3400/$3600*

*Please check back with us for future trip dates

*Please note that all prices are subject to some fluctuation. You must register at least 60 days before the departure date of a trip.
Prices include:

• Round trip airfare from Miami to Havana (or other point in Cuba)
• Ground transportation in Cuba via air conditioned motor coach
• Experienced bi-lingual tour guide
• All hotel accommodations
• All breakfasts, two dinners and some lunches (varies depending on program)

photo by Cynthia Carris

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Note from Saul Landau

Yesterday I was informed that ICAP, by Agreement of the Council of State, has granted me the Medalla de la Amistad [Medal of Friendship]. I have no way to express properly my appreciation for the decision to give me such a prestigious medal.

The Medal of Friendship and ICAP represent the virtues of the Cuban Revolution as in 1959, when I began supporting the solidarity movement as President of the Students Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Then, Cuba represented, as it does now, justice and equality as a force for global progress toward peace and the end of oppression. These values deserved universal support in the beginnings of the Revolution, in the same way they deserve it in 2013.

I feel deeply honored and touched by this recognition.

With friendship

Saul

Remarks by Ricardo Alarcón de Quesada at the Award Ceremony of the Orden de la Amistad de la República de Cuba [Medal of Friendship].

Havana, August 7, 2013

Saul Landau deserves this recognition and much more. He has given our people a sincere, unlimited, authentic friendship all his life. In his early youth he embraced revolutionary ideas and never abandoned them. He always upheld these ideas far from dogmatism, bureaucratic or sectarian distortions. He has been a loyal friend since the long gone times of Ramparts Magazine and Studies on the Left to Progreso Weekly, and his intense participation in the struggle for the liberation of our five compañeros unjustly punished for fighting against terrorism.