Curious to hear thoughts
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-48242255
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Hate to see that, but Cuba has never had a good reputation in the Human Rights department. I am not very surprised it happened there.
Interesting…
Curious to hear thoughts
https://www.bbc.com/...tin-america-48242255
“Marching in Cuba without permission can be met with a strong police response.”
What don’t you understand about the word, “Illegal”!
(And you wouldn’t want to upset a bunch of church leaders.)
“Some activists suspect the government may be trying to keep a lid on rightwing political evangelism, whose rapid ascent on the continent in recent years has helped roll back leftwing governments throughout Latin America.”
Related, how much longer will the US continue to treat Cuba as one of our bogeymen? I see where the Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship was held in Vietnam today. We’ve managed to forgive/forget even more recent history when it comes to Vietnam, but apparently it’s not going to be easy to establish more normal relationships with Cuba.