Juan Suárez, a Cuban exile and United States citizen, is a writer, journalist, and poet. Like many others, he is an indefatigable fighter in the struggle for Cuban liberation. He is the co-author, along with his wife, Dr. Blanca R. García, of the series of psychoeducational lectures entitled "A Call to Freedom." His first book in Spanish, Contra el viento (Against the Wind), published in 1991, was translated to Braille and made into a Talking Book by the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (a division of the Library of Congress) and distributed throughout the country. He is a regular columnist for "Noticuba Internacional" (International Cuban News) in the Miami-based newspaper "Diario de las Américas" and for the Miami magazine "El Camajuanense." He also writes for the Union City (New Jersey) newspaper "La Razón" and "La Semana" of Orlando (Fl.).

Dr. Blanca Rosa García, a Cuban exile and United States citizen, a Professor Emeritus at Wagner College of Staten Island (New York), where she taught Spanish and Latin American literature and directed the foreign language laboratory for 20 years. She is also a writer and the editor of Ediciones Suagar. She currently writes articles of the Union City (New Jersey) newspaper "La Razón." Her published works include a cookbook, soon to be in it's 3rd edition, entitled Disfrute cocinando (Enjoy Cooking), which features international recipes from three generations as well as information on nutrition.