Cuban OSPAAAL Silkscreen (Tricontinental Solidarity Poster)

Re-render this image as an OSPAAAL Tricontinental solidarity poster in the silkscreen visual register of high-color symbolic graphics, hard-edge geometric silhouettes, expressive figural forms, and the Havana-based Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa, and Latin America circa 1966 to 1980. Composition built on 3 to 5 flat ink layers printed in pure spot colors with no halftone, hard-edged shapes with no gradient, occasional rough texture from screen-printing imperfections. Palette: a vivid limited set, pick three from hot crimson, electric tangerine, lemon yellow, deep cobalt, hot magenta, jungle green, dense black. The subject is rendered as a high-contrast silhouette in one color with internal detail printed as flat shapes in a second color, set against a flat field of the third color. Surround may include schematic globe segments, abstract sun rays, geometric arrows, or simplified iconographic flora as compositional surround. Strictly no text, no Spanish lettering, no Latin letters, no numerals, no script of any kind anywhere on the canvas. Surface treatment: thin newsprint or pulpy magazine stock visible behind the ink (these posters were folded inside Tricontinental magazine for mass distribution), faint registration offset between ink layers, occasional small ink flecks. Mood: high-energy global-solidarity, hot-color confrontation, vernacular printing celebrated. No watermarks, no logos. Preserve the subject and pose of the source image translated into this flat-silkscreen solidarity register, change only the medium and rendering.