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People for Cuba is committed to getting critical supplies into the hands of people suffering.

About Martha

Martha Bueno is a fully bilingual Miami native. Her family has over three generations in farming both in Cuba and in the United States. Martha also lived over six years in Venezuela. As such, Martha embraces and understands the multicultural diversity that sets South Florida apart from any other city in the U.S.

She is a graduate of Florida International University, where she earned a degree in psychology, with a minor in business administration.

On Thursday, February 3rd, the official account for the Bitcoin conference sent out a tweet announcing that the CEO of QvaPay, Erich José García Cruz was confirmed as a Bitcoin 2022 speaker.

I suspect the organizers of the Bitcoin Conference didn’t expect any backlash, and may have been caught off guard with the criticism from the Cuban community. 

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Martha Bueno

Activities & Projects

Martha is also active in local politics. She was the vice-chair of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade for four years and currently serves as the elected chairperson of West Kendall’s Community Council.

Martha is presently running for Commissioner of Miami-Dade District 10. She is the co-host with Zach Foster of the Libertarios Hispanos podcast, which presents issues of potential importance to Latin American and U.S. Spanish-speaking communities.

Martha Bueno

Martha's Entrepreneur Mindset

Martha’s entrepreneurial mindset surfaced at the age of seventeen when she founded Florida Genetic Center, Inc. with her mother and father.

She followed up by launching two successful e-tailers, Vetamerica.com and Pureformulas.com. In 2011, PureFormulas ranked 97th among the 500 fastest growing companies in the U.S., according to Inc. Magazine. Today PureFormulas remains one of the leading online retailers of health supplements and organic products. Currently, Martha is a real estate agent specializing in distressed and investment properties.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – As protests calling for change in Cuba continue to occur throughout South Florida, especially in Miami-Dade County, the Cuban government has made an unprecedented announcement to allow donations of humanitarian aid to the island. The communist nation recently announced that now all plane passengers will be allowed to bring unlimited supplies of food, medicine, and hygiene products to the country between now and the end of the year and shipping is available, directly to individuals and families. This change comes nearly three weeks after unprecedented protests broke out nationwide, spurred by frustrations with dire economic conditions and curbs on civil freedoms.
Libertarios Hispanos is committed to getting critical supplies into the hands of people suffering.
The project’s co-founder, Martha Bueno, launched a donation and supply drive to help coordinate efforts now that more options are available to transport goods. Your donations will help cover the cost of goods, shipping, and transportation. For more information about the initiative, please visit: people4cuba.com
All funds raised will be collected by People for Liberty, on behalf of Libertarios Hispanos, and then will be used to purchase the supplies necessary, put together supply packages, and then ship directly to the families who have been vetted and approved to receive those goods. This way, we can do our best to ensure the items are not stolen or received by those other than the intended recipients. We are not currently accepting new nominations for families & individuals to receive support but sign up for the People for Liberty newsletter for announcements, including a link we will share when we have the capacity to accept new families.

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