According to the news, what’s going to happen next week in Cuba?

Cuban President Fidel Castro says he will not tolerate any illegal actions by dissident groups during next week’s international summit in Havana. Mr. Castro met foreign correspondents in a rare 8-hour news conference that lasted into the early hours Thursday to explain his government’s position. The Cuban leader called the meeting with reporters after widespread news coverage of a shoving match in a Havana park early Wednesday between government supporters and two would-be protestors. Mr. Castro’ said 3 people who had gone to the park to protest against his government had been arrested. Non-government human rights activists say authorities have detained at least 20 dissidents ahead of the American summit of leaders from Latin America, Spain and Portugal. That meeting begins Monday in Havana. Mr. Castro told the foreign correspondents that authorities would not hesitate to arrest and try anyone who breaks the law during the summit. Dissidents have been making plans for weeks to issue declarations, hold news conferences and meet foreign visitors during the summit. Cuba accuses the US government of supporting the dissidents in order to disrupt the summit.