CUBAN LEGISLATURE TO DEBATE ANTI-TERRORISM BILL Havana EFE Northern Light Diciembre 6, 2001 Cuban lawmakers are expected to debate anti-terrorism legislation during the next session of the People's Assembly scheduled to begin Dec. 20, officials said Wednesday. Legislators are presently reviewing the bill for a final time prior to the debate, Assembly Secretary Ernesto Suarez told Granma, the official government daily. According to Suarez, this could mark the first time anti-terrorism legislation is enacted in Cuba. The bill established the types of acts that constitute terrorism and, in turn, suggests possible punishments. In response to a U.N. request, Cuba on Oct. 4 adopted 12 international anti-terrorism treaties proposed by the United Nations.