GUANTÁNAMOFidel CastroContentsForeword: The United States Must Leave Guantánamo Now!Noam Chomsky, Nadine Gordimer, Rigoberta Menchú, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and Salim LamraniIntroduction David DeutschmannPart 1: The Empire and the Independent Island Fidel CastroPart 2: A Critical History of the Guantánamo Naval Base Roger RicardoPart 3: How to End the Guantánamo Treaty? Olga MirandaPart 4: Appendices 1. The Breckenridge Memorandum (December 24, 1897) 2. The Treaty of Paris (December 10, 1898) 3. The Platt Amendment (March 2, 1901) 4. Agreement on Coaling and Naval Stations (February 16/23, 1903) 5. Complementary Agreement of the February 16/23, 1903 Agreement on Coaling and Naval Stations (July 2, 1903) 6. Treaty on the Isle of Pines (March 2, 1904) 7. Treaty of Relations (May 29, 1934) 8. Memorandum from the Deputy Legal Adviser (Meeker) to Secretary of State Rusk (February 2, 1962) 9. Note on the United States Naval Station at Guantánamo Bay (November 7, 1962) 10. Statement by the Government of Cuba to the National and International Community (January 11, 2002) 11. Statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Cuba calls on the United States to stop the torture of prisoners in Guantánamo (January 19, 2005)BibliographyIndex

Fidel Castro puts the case to close the illegal Guantánamo naval base on Cuban territory, not just the prison.