Talk:National Assembly of People's Power

message: National Asemblies existed under different names in many Communist/Socialist states and all their activities were controlled by Communist parties. I don't know any example of a real political decision made by such an assembly. Have you got any prove sthat the National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba has a real power? If not, the article in such form should be removed. Xx236 08:22, 25 April 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Staged National Assemblies 

message: National Assembly of People's Power of Cuba → National Assembly of People's Power — "Of Cuba" is redundant; no other body so called exists. Target name exists as a redirect with edit history. —Lapicero 19:10, 10 November 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: * This page has been moved to National Assembly of People's Power as the result of an uncontroversial move request listed at Wikipedia:Requested moves. Dekimasuよ! 08:50, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Requested move

message: I removed the following sentence from the Elections section:
"The nomination process is therefore conducted in accordance with the principles of direct democracy, in marked contrast to the party primary system."
Tamino (talk) 17:12, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Questionable sentence removed 

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message: Cuba has, as far as I know, twice as many black people as the USA (around 30% of its population), how many Afro-Cubans are in their parliament?--2001:9E8:567A:3F00:A8B4:1738:D4E7:76F8 (talk) 18:40, 16 April 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  How many Afro-Cuban members? 

message: Is the Freedom House citation really necessary when there are other citations for the same passage? What do we get from a think tank funded by the US government, which has been attempting to overthrow the Cuban government for nearly its entire existence, that the citations in [4] don't give us? Dvdwinter9 (talk) 22:59, 26 April 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Freedom House citation 

message: I noticed a recent edit war that included the part of the infobox referring to composition of the Assembly, so I wanted to explain here the recent edit I made  to the infobox that lists 442 members in the Communist Party and 28 independents.
The official website lists 28 people as not being Party members, so they ought not be listed as belonging to the Communist Party in the infobox. This is the case even if those 28 people are, in whatever sense, under the control of the Communist Party; that information belongs more properly in the text of the article. 
This is more consistent with how legislatures in other "one-party states" are treated, e.g. the article for the National People's Congress of China lists in its infobox 9 parties as well as a collection of independents. The second paragraph of that article still says "the NPC has been characterized as a rubber stamp for the ruling Chinese Communist Party".
If anyone wants to check, the 28 current Assembly Members who are not in the Communist Party are:
:
list of non-Communist Party members
Laura Marian Bacallao Padrón
Yudith Elena Brunet Fundora
Yarisleidis Cirilo Duboys
Yamilex Cisneros Sardina
Orlando Concepción González
Naylin Corrales Sánchez
Giselly Cruz Santo
Rosa Diéguez Torres
Nelson Domínguez Cedeño
Annie Garcés Santana
Digna Guerra Ramírez
Ainelis Herrera Molina
Marisleidys Jiménez Álvarez
Dolores Legrá San Miguel
Carlos Antonio Leyva Isaac
Ana Flavia Méndez Cusidor
Norbelys Montes de Oca Lores
Julio Emilio Morejón Pérez
Joel Ortega Dopico
Yanisleydi Peña Olivero
Danais Mercedes Pérez Domínguez
Carlos Miguel Pérez Reyes
Santa Massiel Rueda Moreno
Mario Felipe Sabines Lorenzo
Tania Sánchez Ortíz
Eduardo Sosa Laurencio
Greter Tabío Patys
Raúl Alfonso Torres Rondón
--superioridad (discusión) 05:02, 27 July 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Political groups within the Assembly