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Source/Author: WPLG Local 10

Published: 27 July 2021

MYSTERY IN CUBA: 5 HIGH-RANKING GENERALS DIED IN JUST EIGHT DAYS 

MIAMI – The Cuban government hasn’t released the cause of death of the five high-ranking generals who have died in the last eight days.

The Cuban government did identify them as Cuban Generals Armando Choy Rodriguez, Rubén Martínez Puente, Manuel Eduardo Lastres Pacheco, Agustín Peña Porres and Marcelo Verdecia Perdomo.

Choy Rodriguez was a brigadier general. He was an author and historian of Chinese descent. He was the founder of the July 26 Movement in Villa Clara. Central University “Marta Abreu” of Las Villas tweeted Tuesday that he had died Monday night.

Martínez Puente was a general in the reserves. He was credited with giving the order to shoot down the planes of the exile group Hermanos al Rescate. The Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Cuba, or MININT, announced he died on Saturday. He was 79. 

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Source/Author: The CubanAmerican Voice

Published: 27 July 2021

Political scientist Julio M. Shiling denounces the impunity of socialism and the passivity of the United States in responding to crises such as those in Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua.

The Iberosphere faces the challenge of overthrowing three socialist dictatorships without strong U.S. support.

The brutal wave of repression in Cuba against demonstrators demanding answers to the socio-political and economic crisis on the island has forced the White House administration to focus its attention on a troubled region that has not been among its priorities, exacerbated in the last year and a half by pandemics, migration and repression by authoritarian regimes accused of committing crimes against humanity.  

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Source/Author: The CubanAmerican Voice

Published: 27 July 2021

The embargo HAS worked. A few days ago the Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing ► to discuss the recent rebellion in Cuba.

Among the guests was, in addition to our admired Rosa María Payá, Mr. -should I say compañero?- José Miguel Vivanco, director for the Americas region of the Human Rights Watch organization.

The verb "to watch" in English is to watch, but it is also to look, as when we watch a film with a wax paper tub full of popcorn and a cold soda next to us.

It seems that, with respect to the human rights situation in Cuba, Mr. Vivanco has dedicated himself more to see than to watch. I say this because in his deposition (ambiguity of the term) before the House Committee, Mr. Vivanco devoted a good part of his time to criticize the famous embargo. 

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Source/Author: The CubanAmerican Voice

Published: 13 July 2021

"13 de Marzo" Tugboat Massacre.
37 innocent Cubans were murdered by the Castro brothers' regime in the "March 13 Tugboat Massacre" perpetrated on July 13, 1994: 10 children between the ages of 5 months and 12 years, plus 27 adolescents and adults between the ages of 17 and 50.
The saddest and most shameful thing is to see how today many rub shoulders with, relate to and negotiate with the murderers and others who demand the lifting of the embargo and sanctions against the dictatorship without demanding the prosecution of those guilty of such an abominable crime.

Forbidden to forget! 

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