Recognize that Cuba’s Future Is Inside Cuba
by
Jorge Luis García Pérez Antúnez
"It is imperative for our Latin American brothers to assume the moral duty of isolating and condemning the Cuban government."
I write my humble recommendations to the new President-elect and to others who will read this essay as an activist who has spent more than 17 years of uninterrupted confinement in filthy jails simply for expressing my desire for change. The reforms that I have advocated are the same as those that were demanded in Central Europe in public squares and streets two decades ago. And it is with this experience that I urge you to remember that the hope for change in Cuba is still alive.
Geographic proximity, the close historical ties uniting the American and Cuban people, and above all the unavoidable influence that the
As a peaceful democracy and human-rights activist, I believe…
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Amazing Content !!
Amazing Content !!
Agreed !!
Every country has it's future from the resources that it dug up from its own land. So Cuba also needs to formulate on strong measures to go productive and rises on it's own strengths. Regards,
Well its really nice written.
Well its really nice written. One has to curb its internal resources and policies to make perfect decisions regarding everything and explore every part of it.
I had a clear note of it.I
I had a clear note of it.I have never believed that either of the parties, Republican or Democratic, has the answer for Cuba. Under both parties, governments have made mistakes. But irrespective of the party in power, Cuban freedom has always been able to count.Good sharing. regards, patt
good post
We all know the history of cuba! governments have made big mistakes, the United States we still tried to liberate Cuba from communism.
As Raúl Castro, now at the
As Raúl Castro, now at the helm of Cuba's government, confronts the task of navigating the island in the absence of his brother, one fewer worry he has is, surprisingly, the state of Cuba's once-moribund economy.
Wat is the need to be a
Wat is the need to be a republican and a democrat?If people understand this,then we can make a lot of improvement. Thanks for sharing.
It means everything?
I have no intention of offending you, but that statement demonstrates your ignorance. It means absolutely everything.
That is the way the economy will be handled. I would advise you research the meaning of what it truly means to be a democrat or a republican. With all due respect.
governments have made
governments have made mistakes. But irrespective of the party in power, Cuban freedom has always been able to count on the U.S. as its most loyal friend and ally.
Excuses
The question remains, does the unilateral embargo by the U.S. actually promote freedom for the people of Cuba, or does it merely give the Cuban government a continued excuse for failed economic policies and repressed human rights? http://talkingcuba.wordpress.com/
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As Raúl Castro, now at the helm of Cuba's government, confronts the task of navigating the island in the absence of his brother, one fewer worry he has is, surprisingly, the state of Cuba's once-moribund economy.