Monthly Archives: March 2008

Wild, wild horses, couldn’t keep Cubans from yearning for freedom

Or wild colts, as the case may be.
Remember last year when Cuba’s chief propagandist, Ramiro Valdes, said Cuba needs to tame “the wild colt of new technologies” (meaning the Internet)?
Well, via the wonderful blog Bilingual in the Boonies, today I learned about a new blog from Cuba (yes, fron INSIDE Castro’s [...]

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Out of commission

In case you’re wondering why I haven’t posted in a while, it’s simply because I’ve been (and will more than likely continue to be through the end of this month) excruciatingly busy in both my personal and professional lives.
So there you have it. My apologies for any inconvenience. I’ll at least [...]

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New Poll for March 08

Now that Fidel Castro is (officially, anyway) no longer in charge in Cuba, what do you think will change?

Absolutely nothing.

Just cosmetics: a few minor, token changes designed specifically to dupe the West into thinking Cubans will be better off under Raul.

Cuba will move to the China or Vietnam model.

Cuba will be (snicker, snicker) free.

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