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Has Cuba’s regime eased up? Depends who you ask

Published April 29, 2012 | By Libertad

Posted on Saturday, 04.28.12 Cuban government | Analysis Has Cuba's regime eased up? Depends who you ask Raúl Castro's grudging reforms have sparked an intense debate in Cuba and abroad on the current living conditions and future of the regime. By Juan O. Tamayo jtamayo@ElNuevoHerald.com Is the Cuban government sinking or swimming? Are dissidents gaining [...] Continue reading →

Posted in Corruption, Economy, Education, Food, Health, Internet, Police, Repression | Tagged blog, blogger, Church, Culture, dissident, economy, education, food, health, human rights, illegal, Internet, Oscar Espinosa Chepe, police, public transportation, university, violence | Leave a comment

Cuba’s Press: Dodging the Big Issues

Published February 17, 2012 | By Libertad

Cuba's Press: Dodging the Big IssuesFebruary 16, 2012Fernando Ravsberg Granma newspaper constantly blames the people for the country's problems. Photo: Raquel Pérez HAVANA TIMES, Feb 16 — Would you trust a doctor who diagnosed you with a serious case of cancer and then, immediately afterwards, told you that you also had acne, and urgently prescribed [...] Continue reading →

Posted in Corruption, Journalist | Tagged agriculture, army, blog, bus, Fidel Castro, gross, journalist, public transportation, Raul Castro, university | Leave a comment