-DATE- 19911228 -YEAR- 1991 -DOCUMENT TYPE- -AUTHOR- -HEADLINE- More Reportage on ANPP's 10th Regular Session -PLACE- CARIBBEAN / Cuba -SOURCE- Havana Tele Rebelde and Cuba Vision Networks -REPORT NO.- FBIS-LAT-91-250 -REPORT DATE- 19911230 -HEADER- ********************* Report Type: Daily Report AFS Number: FL2812030491 Report Number: FBIS-LAT-91-250 Report Date: 30 Dec 91 Report Series: Daily Report Start Page: 8 Report Division: CARIBBEAN End Page: 8 Report Subdivision: Cuba AG File Flag: Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Language: Spanish Document Date: 28 Dec 91 Report Volume: Monday Vol VI No 250 Dissemination: City/Source of Document: Havana Tele Rebelde and Cuba Vision Networks Report Name: Latin America Headline: More Reportage on ANPP's 10th Regular Session Subheadline: Castro on Counterrevolution Author(s): President Fidel Castro at the 27 December session of the National Assembly of the People's Government, ANPP, at the Havana Palace of Conventions- recorded] Source Line: FL2812030491 Havana Tele Rebelde and Cuba Vision Networks in Spanish 0100 GMT 28 Dec 91 Subslug: [Remarks by President Fidel Castro at the 27 December session of the National Assembly of the People's Government, ANPP, at the Havana Palace of Conventions- recorded] -TEXT- FULL TEXT OF ARTICLE: 1. [Remarks by President Fidel Castro at the 27 December session of the National Assembly of the People's Government, ANPP, at the Havana Palace of Conventions- recorded] 2. [Text] I was going to say, [ANPP President Juan] Escalona, that [Cuban Workers Federation Secretary General Pedro] Ross has brought up an important point. This concerns the Rapid Response Detachments. I say this is important because this frightens the enemy, really. As soon as the workers began to talk about Rapid Response Detachments and the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution began to talk about People's Detachments, there was a campaign against that because they are really afraid of it. The Rapid Response Detachments are nothing more than the people being organized, the masses organized, to confront any attempt at counterrevolution, to confront any counterrevolutionary disturbance. 3. We have to support the workers in this initiative, and we have to support the Cuban Workers Federation in this initiative of organizing the people. The people have to be organized day and night, Saturdays and Sundays. When they are at their work places, they have to be organized at the work places. When they are at the schools, they have to be organized at the schools. When they are in the community, they have to be organized in the community, simply to defend the revolution. 4. Because there was a time when a soft policy was adopted about this, the people wanted to mobilize, but they were stopped. They were stopped, when the people reacted spontaneously. This is what the enemy fears the most, because they know that our police are not repressive. They know that our police are careful, restrained, and very respectful. But they are more afraid of the masses, because the masses do not stand on ceremony or anything, and if there has to be a clash, they will have a clash. 5. So of course this idea immediately caused reactions and campaigns, but we should not offer any opportunity for doubt to be introduced into these things. Because I think, in my opinion, that this is an absolutely revolutionary concept, and this is how we should defend ourselves from the enemy's actions in any field. -END-