Cuba’s Neoslave Trade: A Conversation with María Werlau

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Published: 06 April 2021

Cuba’s Neoslave Trade: A Conversation with María Werlau.

El American had an opportunity to talk with María Werlau, a human rights scholar and activist, about Cuba’s medical sector labor leasing scheme which constitutes, in practice, a functional human trafficking operation, in addition to it consummating a host of human rights and international labor violations of established norms, agreements, and protocols.

The interview focuses on this most misunderstood phenomenon which often lends an appearance of perceived “humanitarian” and benevolent international cooperation by Cuban communism.

Werlau offers solid testimony contradicting the propaganda which the Castro regime seeks to propagate. This “industry”, cites the director of Cuba Archive, represents the biggest source of hard currency income for Cuba. Facts like the Cuban dictatorship’s appropriation of between 75-90 % of the pay the medical servants, the virtual hostage state of family members left behind, the penalties for desertion, and comparisons with North Korea’s labor lease system are made. 

 

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Published: 04 April 2021

Holy Week, Christianity, and Freedom.

Holy Week is the most important festivity for Christianity. There are many theological and mystical reasons for this. Yet, what transpired during that time frame, particularly with the Crucifixion on Good Friday and the revelation of the Resurrection on Easter Sunday, impacts our lives more than most people imagine, including the unfaithful and nonbelievers. A seismic transformation came about that causally developed in linkage to the events of that short time span. This should not be underestimated.

The fact that this small group or faction within Judaism was able to exponentially spread this new faith and way of looking at the world is an unparalleled fact in history. The leader of this movement was viciously executed by the occupying authorities premised upon trumped-up political charges and heard in a mock trial where His accusers lent false testimony. All this occurred, only after having been first subjected to barbaric tortures in public. In other words, the tyrannical foreign regime in power and the collaborating organized religion hierarchy wanted to make sure that these “Christians”, as they would later become known as, would cease and desist from this revolutionary preaching. 

 

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Published: 03 April 2021

The Complicity of the ILO in Cuba’s Slave Trade.

Cuba's cleverly devised slave trafficking and human exploitation operations and the International Labor Organization (ILO) are closely intertangled. Since 1963, the Cuban communist regime has utilized its workforce for human export purposes, particularly in the medical field. Lauded as “internationalist” socialist solidarity, the truth is that it has always about money for a parasitic dictatorship incapable of fomenting a system that could provide for the most basic needs of its citizenry.

Along this path of human capital leasing, a slave labor market ensued and was deepened by the collaboration of international organizations and governments, many of them, representing democratic societies.

The medical services sector has been particularly seized upon. Calling them “medical brigades”, Cuban communism has had, at any given time in recent history, over 30,000 medical professionals in over 70 countries. The Cuban “laborers” never contract directly with the hiring entities. All the agreements are between the Marxist regime and the international organization, such as the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) or with foreign governments. 

 

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Published: 01 April 2021

‘Che’ the Mass Murderer: A Conversation with María Werlau.

Ernesto “Che” Guevara, the Argentinian communist revolutionary, when held accountable to history and empirical evidence, is the darkest of figure. In the higher echelon of fervent supporters of terrorism as a weapon for social domestication, Guevara was limited in his long list of victims only by his inability to succeed in his Marxist subversive adventures after the Cuban power takeover.

El American had the opportunity to discuss with María Werlau, a human rights scholar and activist, her work about Guevara’s criminal activities, both from the seat of power as one of communist Cuba’s first Chief Judges of the Revolutionary Tribunals, as well as Che’s murderous record while leading the guerrilla forces against the authoritarian Fulgencio Batista regime. Drawing from her documented research for her book, Che’s Forgotten Victims, Werlau exquisitely lays out much unknown information about the Argentinian Marxist. 

 

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