Comentarios en: La nueva vida de los opositores cubanos en España

Por: Julio

Julio — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 03:39:20 +0000

Those sites do not represent the majority of Cubans. If you want to know about us visit these:
http://www.granma.cubaweb.cu/prensa.htm
http://www.cubaperiodistas.cu/blogueros/directorio_blogs.html
We know the diference between propaganda against Cuba and our reality, but I can see that you do’nt know about it. Do you know our history? that’s a beautiful thing. Do you know what we want? Do you know what we do? Do you have ever visited Cuba?
In October there are elections in Cuba. You could come and observe the way and the number of Cubans who will participate. That will show you the support of the Cuban people to the Cuban government and should remove any doubt about the officials websites indicated by me.
About the Cuban educational system I can tell you that it’s not perfect but it’s so good that even in Australia, Cuban’s methods are used to teach people.

Por: Claude Piquemal Moreira

Claude Piquemal Moreira — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 23:46:37 +0000

Julio,

I am not advising the Cubans in any way for they know already what is wrong with the Communist regime in Cuba… They know the difference between Government Propaganda and their own reality.

I can read and understand Castellano but not able to write it properly. I am sure those who access this blog can read English (Is not the Cuban educational system the best in the World?).
If you thing I am talking a lot of rubbish then read what some Cubans have to say about their own country by clicking on the following websites:
Cuba Nuestra ( http://www.cubanuestra.eu)
Cubanet (www.cubanet.org)
Cuba Encuentro (www.cubaencuentro.com)

Por: Julio

Julio — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 22:03:36 +0000

Claude, you should write in Spanish if you try to advise the Cubans.
You are only showing your ignorance about the topics of which you speak.
Por favor, en español, para que todos vean su torpeza.

Por: Claude Piquemal Moreira

Claude Piquemal Moreira — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 21:03:27 +0000

Glez,

I have eard this JOKE before… The economic aspects in Britain (the budjet) are formulated once a year by the British Government, elected democraticaly every 5 years by the British people who has the choice to vote Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Green Party, UKip party, BNP, Communist, and for Independent candidates.

The budget is presented to Parliament for debate and voted or not by the elected parlemantarians.. We call it DEMOCRACY. If the budget impacts serioulsly on the life of working people Trade Union members will ensure that the TUC (Trade Unions Congress) to oppose IN THE STREET (strikes) if necessary such measures.. By the way when was the last time there was strike organised by the CTC in Cuba ???

Please no more jokes about workers democracy in Cuba.

By the way I forgot to inform readers of this blog that I am a CIA agent (paid in Dollars on the 31st of each month) a MI5 agent (paid in Sterling Pounds on the 30th of each month) and alson a Vatican agent (paid in Candles at the end of February months.)

What about you Dear Frank Glez…who pays your amanuence (chivato?) work on behalf of The Cuban Government.

On behalf of Yoany Sanchez
http://desdecuba.com/generationy/

Por: Frank Glez

Frank Glez — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 20:12:07 +0000

Claude, the cuban workers discuss openly the meassures for change de cuban economy. Is that possible in UK?

Por: Claude Piquemal Moreira

Claude Piquemal Moreira — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 20:00:32 +0000

“camarada” Frank Glez
Do the Cuban workers decide anything in your workers paradise ? The Central de Trabajadores Cubanos is a Communist organisation that makes sure that all decisions taken by Raul Castro and his accolites are religiously implemented. Cuban workers have no choice other than follow order for there is only ONE trade union in Cuba, a political conveyor belt doing the duty work of the Cuban Government, like implementing the sacking of workers, imposing labour wages, deciding where workers are allowed to work or not.
If a worker is not member of the Communist Party he will never be “elected” to any position in the CTC structures..

As you can see “Camarada” Frank Glez, you are wasting your time with me, a Libertarian Socialist.

I thing it is time for you to try your Stalinist propaganda on some ill informed semi-litterate south american worker about the political situation in Cuba..

Unfortunately Thatcher and Blair were democratically and freely elected by the British middle and working classes. It sad I know but it is preferably a better option than to have to endure 50 years of dictatorship in Cuba

Get It ???

Bye Bye

Por: Frank Glez

Frank Glez — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 16:20:17 +0000

And? Only who have money decides. For the workers, what is the difference between Margaret Thatcher (Conservative) and Tony Blair (Laborist)? Two fans of the neooliberalism

Por: Claude Piquemal Moreira

Claude Piquemal Moreira — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:56:07 +0000

“Camarada” Glez,
Strange that you ask me about the rights of working peole in “my” country , namely England.
The right of workers are defended in this Capitalist country by free trade unions, free political parties, (Communist, Trotskyist, Anarchists, Republican, Green and Ecological Parties) and by workers themselves having the right to vote for those who defend a more democratic and socialist society in a Democratic Parliament.
It is not Liberty that serve to reduce the rights of workers but an economic system the vast majority of people agree to live under…. a serious contradiction I must confess !!!
Pity these same democratic rights to vote, to travel, to surf the internet, to have a website like mine do not exist in Cuba…in one party corrupt so-called socialist society.

Por: Frank Glez

Frank Glez — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:28:12 +0000

Claude, explain me, please how in your country all that libertys only serve for reduce the rigths of the workers

Por: Claude Piquemal Moreira

Claude Piquemal Moreira — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:04:11 +0000

Nice for some French (?) left-wing intelectuals to defend a corrupt regime posing as “socialista” in Cuba while themself have the freedom to vote for any political party in French elections, joint free trade unions, read all sort of newspapers, watch all sorts of TV programmes, including satellite Cuban TV, march and attend political rallies all year arrount, teach in French Unicersities, criticise and blame Governements , travel all over the world, do all these things the majority of Cubans are not allowed to do.

Communism, it seems, it is ok as long it is for the others, ie: the Cubans, etc.. but not themselves where they live in Freedom.