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Brave Real World

It’s not just that we fear it could happen. It has happened, it is happening. Many of us have lived it firsthand.

The designated Cuban president expressed concern about what he called the efforts of the “enemy,” to sow discouragement among the people.

Negotiating with a dictatorship is often an unpleasant task whose outcome is almost certain to be disappointment.

The ball has now passed to the opposition court, particularly to the hands of Maria Corina Machado to show her strength & strategic capacity.

Controversy surrounding the Cuban Professional Baseball Federation (Fepcube) team based in Miami has increased instead of decreasing.

The dictatorship must be weakened today, while in crisis over the dynastic succession, and a strategy must be designed for “the day after.”

It seems the West uses the Holocaust to absolve itself of its own guilt, justifying invasions, colonizations, and genocides.

“Freedom is always a beautiful act that dictatorships can’t stand, because their face denotes the complete opposite.”

I ask, how is it possible that there is a Ministry of Justice in a country with a totalitarian government?

It doesn’t matter if there’s no chicken for the population or flour for bread; there is a budget to sabotage a sports event.