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Archive for April, 2007

Our friends the Czechs

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

The biggest advocates for a free Cuba in Europe are the Czechs. Clearly it’s because they once felt the yoke of communism around their own necks and they haven’t forgotten. God bless them.
Prague was probably the last place on the minds of three Cuban families when they set out from their island home […]

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Another journalist in Cuba thrown in jail

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

A Castroite kangaroo court in Cuba sentenced independent journalist Oscar Sanchez Madan to four years in prison today. His crime?
A Cuban dissident journalist was arrested, tried and sentenced to four years in prison — all in one day and with no defense attorney — on charges of being a ”pre-criminal social danger,” […]

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Two words: tough s–t

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

That’s my message to those upset that Luis Posada Carriles has been freed from jail on bond. This is the UNITED STATES, where you are presumed INNOCENT until proven guilty. This is NOT Castro’s Gulag (AKA Cuba), where:

Even if you are a child, you can be murdered simply for trying to leave […]

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When, oh when, will Castro die: our April poll

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

Yes, it’s that time of the month again. No, I was talking about yet another plug for the monthly poll: When will Castro die? What did you think I was talking about?
Make sure to vote today!

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The Tribe of Cuba

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

There’s a nice piece written by Alberto De La Cruz, posted on Claudia Fanelli’s blog, titled The Tribe of Cuba. Here’s an excerpt:
The philosophical difference experienced between Cuban exiles and Latino immigrants is vast and appears insurmountable; no matter of discussion or name-calling will change the respective positions. Other Latinos will always view […]

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21 more for freedom

Monday, April 16th, 2007

Rough seas can’t deter the human yearning for freedom:
Nearly two dozen Cubans braved wind whipped seas to make a dangerous crossing to South Florida.
The 21 migrants were dropped off Monday morning at the toll plaza on the Rickenbacker Causeway. They told CBS4’s Yusila Ramirez they left Cuba on Friday, and spent the following two […]

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He’s a sicko alright

Sunday, April 15th, 2007

“Documentary” filmmaker Michael Moore-on is showing the free world that he’s such a sicko, no cheap publicity stunt is beneath him.
His latest: he’s offering to take 9/11 responders from New York to Cuba for “healthcare.” But at least some of the responders refuse to be used as pawns for the self-promoting Moore-on:
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Viva Italia!

Sunday, April 15th, 2007

Gotta love Italians.
One in particular–photographer Oliviero Toscani–has opened a new exhibition at the European Union’s parliament building. The exhibit, titled “Forbidden To Think: The Faces Of Cuban Repression,” features huge photos of imprisoned Cuban political dissidents:
“I’m not here to create virtuoso photographs,” (Toscani) said. “In this exhibit, art consists of action applied to the […]

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Fidel Castro kinda, sorta, like, maybe better

Saturday, April 14th, 2007

How come every couple of weeks or so we get another “Fidel Castro is kinda, sorta, maybe feeling a little better” story? Why not wait until he’s COMPLETELY recovered before reporting anything?
Methinks that’s because of the propaganda value, both to the world and to Cuba’s citizens yearning to be free, of keeping Castro what […]

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All talk, no action

Friday, April 13th, 2007

Cuba agrees to “kinda, sorta, maybe” talk about human rights with Spain and a new group called “Dialogue for Rights Coalition” naively thinks this means Castro’s cronies give a rat’s behind about human rights:
A new coalition of moderate Cuban opposition groups called Thursday for the creation of a human rights commission in the National […]

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