Cuba 1976 Constitution (reviewed 2002)

CHAPTER III. FOREIGNERS

ARTICLE 34

Foreigners residing in the territory of the Republic are considered equal to Cubans:

• in the protection of their persons and assets;
  
  in the enjoyment of rights and fulfillment of obligations recognized in this Constitution, under the conditions and with the limitations that the law establishes;

  in the obligation to observe the Constitution and the law;

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  in the obligation to contribute to public expenditures in the manner and amount that the law establishes;

  in submission to the jurisdiction and decisions of the tribunals of justice and authorities of the Republic.

The law establishes the instances and manner in which foreigners may be expelled from the national territory, as well as the authorities empowered to make this decision.