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On the other loves of Alejandra: Berlin

After a year back to Berlin. The cold, dry air permeates my nostrils decongesting completely and giving me the sweet aroma of Christmas cakes, the glühwein and elegant perfumes. The gray clouds, late at night early, approach me, I almost kiss. I tend obsessive organization hand making sure that everything will happen as expected. The heads up the Berliners, Germans in general, their sense of proud possession of the city awakens once more my admiration ... that could be admired, if gleaning well, even a little envy. I feel I've reached my second home.

I walk Alexanderplatz, the square that was formerly the proud emblem of German socialism and today shows me dream malls, tourists from all corners and people who freely and peacefully express their way of think, whatever it is. Walk along Karl Marx Allee , entered the station Schillingstrasse and take the U5 in the direction of Hönow . After this, I Samaritestrasse to travel those streets was so close to my apartment for two years. I go to the many shops where I can purchase various items for a few euros. I can not resist the temptation to buy some trinket but term reserved for Galeria Kaufhof or Alexa.

Route

my steps towards Warschauerstrasse and I ride for a while the East Side Gallery . Only 20 years ago today these walls harmless graffiti exhibit, divided the German people in terms of ideologies that they had not chosen. Here there were tears and death and madness as there are now nearly 150 miles of saltwater dividing Cuba and the United States. I dream of the day my country will also see down the invisible walls that enclose.

gray clouds continue efforts to bring hair and grazed my night. I enjoy this time of gloom and cold dry. I am filled with nostalgia. Often walked these streets. The loving walked the walked crying out, walked shivering or elated by the dreams we built. The traversed, the lived, I made mine and they gave me a smile of love bride. Ich bin eine Berlinerin auch (I'm also Berlin).

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Yoani

Again Truth breaks through, this time from a figure physically weak but morally immense wearing a wig. Yoani Sánchez, what annoying gadfly, he managed again to sing the forty the Cuban regime. I tell you.

The Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry organized a debate on the Internet at the Center Strawberry and Chocolate. The doors were not open to everyone. A few employees, hiding behind a supposed right of admission, chose those entering and those without. Go farcical debate! A number of journalists and bloggers, the same as in recent months have sharply criticized the government, were denied the right to attend this public event.

Fortunately, Yoani managed to sneak ... with a wig and a tight dress! His speech, calm and intelligent was followed by applause and walk and haunt all
web ...

Here is some of the pages that tell what happened:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/yoani-sanchez/this-is -Cuba-we-always-fi_b_340268.html

http://fotoscubahoy.blogspot.com/2009/10/entra-la-bloguera-cubana-yoani-sanchez.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/yoani-sanchez/this-is-cuba-we-always-fi_b_340268.html

Http://www.desdecuba.com/generaciony/

http://octavocerco.blogspot.com/

There are also some pages that try to denigrate action and its protagonists. Are the same people who claim to defend the Castro government and that this image Yoani attack because they can not answer your questions.

... And I, in my blog, I'm happy: this is another small step that will take us, no doubt, to the bright future that all Cubans deserve and desire.

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put the wig What you know Cubans on the UMAP? Conversations with my father

Several days after the conversation I had with my father about the UMAP decided to take to the streets to ask people if they knew anything about those fields turned-prison work that became popular in Cuba in the early years of the 60's. I knew it was a taboo subject and that it would be easy to make me talk about it but had to try. I went to the corner of the dairy where many gather to play dominoes, talk, or phone. No submissions were needed, many already know me ... are the people in my neighborhood.

Trabuco Alejandra: TdA

Interviewee: E

TdA: Do you remember the UMAP?

E1 (18): UMAP?

TdA: Military Units to Aid Production.

Silence.

TdA: A kind of military service to which they were placed some during the 60 ...

E2 (34 years): Yes, I know what they are ... there were Pablo Milanes and Silvio Rodriguez.

E3: (40): No, Silvio was never there. Paul did.

TdA: And what do they know that?

E3: Well, girl, really not much there ... they took the "freaks", homosexuals ...

E2: Also religious and those who were in against the government.

TdA: What were they doing there?

E3: I really do not know well ... people do not like to talk about it. They say they were put to work in the harvest.

E4 (55): I had a friend who was there. He says that the thing was not easy. Working from sunrise to sunset and really bad conditions ... if you do not behave you get punished ... but does not like talking much about it ... I do not the truth ... "he said and walked away.

E3: I think it was something as correctional farms.

TdA: Correctional Farms? But what was the crime to correct?

E6 (52 years): That I told you this, were homosexual, religious, or were against the government ... na 'that if you were a little pa' there were embarcao ...

TdA: And that was good?

E6: Hey, Alex, you know the answer to that question and you also know that we should not be talking about it ... we put the picao bad, my child.

laughs.

TdA: Sorry, not my intention.

E2: Bah, do not pay any attention to this being a weight.

E6: Anyway now it's over.

TdA: But there are still people imprisoned for expressing their views on the government for exposing the problems we have here.

E1: Political prisoners? But not many, right? Most end up leaving the country. My uncle went to Miami as a political prisoner.

E2: There are still some prisoners here. For my girlfriend's house every Sunday passed a white-clad women who are family members of those political prisoners. I've seen ... breaks my heart.

TdA: It's Ladies in White and certainly take to the streets in peaceful march to demand freedom for these prisoners, men whose only crime is expressing their opinion.

E6: Oh and if people prey so you say, that I do not recall, what we do p ... talking those things with you and in the corner? I keep saying, sir, come knocking that goes and then we stayed.

TdA: Excuse me, what I have said is not going to leave here and if I publish in my blog is not your names.

E2: For me I can put my name.

E6: Do not be stupid, you'll end up in Mazorra ...

Laughter, silence. After a few seconds someone brought up the subject of the ball. I felt sorry for my neighbors and my neighborhood. I talked a while ball with them and the soap opera and time ...

TdA: And do not forget the UMAP, or Pamphilus, or that nobody has the right to send them to shut up ... - I asked as I left.

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: Military Units to Population

"The truth must be repeated many times

from falling, poor them into oblivion."

Jose Saramago, lucid essay on

During my recent visit to Cuba, my father could finally know this technological phenomenon called "blog" and read the articles I had published in the my own. Their criticisms and suggestions were tough but full of pride and approval ... and want to talk.
- I've got a history - I said and took the nail of the thumb to the teeth as long as it refocuses on his memories -. When the revolution triumphed in 1959 I had more about 24 years. people around me spoke only of one thing: build a new country where the poor would no longer be poor, where injustice would be eliminated, where would all be equal and would bite and medical insurance and education ... Fidel and bearded ... not talking about something else. I will not deny that I sympathized with that idea of \u200b\u200bseeing Batista out of the game and finally became a reality the company had dreamed Martí: a society "with all and for the good of all." However, very soon I realized that our hunger for change were making men into gods and accepting their decisions without thinking ... almost without realizing justice and we want to food to be obedient herd raiding the streets lashed euphoria and everything seems different. I can not keep your mind the Latin proverb that Victor Hugo would use in "Notre Dame" to refer to vandalism broke out in France following the revolution of 1879 " Tempus edax, homo edacior " something like" Time is blind, man, stupid. " Then d ecidí I did not want to follow the mob. I wanted to think and be freely ... simply. I became a loner, an oddball who refused to belong to the CDR, to participate in Sunday in the protests or acts of repudiation against those who emigrated to the United States. I never thought, perhaps naively, that something could happen for taking such a position. How could something happen? Were not those beards that would bring peace and justice and prosperity to our people? Were not we build a country for everyone? - His eyes interpolated me making me understand that for years had made these same questions in despair - Towards 1966 - went to the house I got a subpoena from the Revolutionary Armed Forces. Should come prepared with two or three changes of clothes and utensils for personal hygiene. In a blink of an eye saw me riding a train to Camagüey surrounded by armed men, dressed in olive green and many other young people like myself did not know where we were going or why we were there, we felt restless and fear are reflected in the faces us. They took us to a kind of agricultural camp. They were called military units, I looked great prisons. The officer explained that we received was disgraceful how our behavior, how we had betrayed our country and our countrymen. We were, he said, a slag and were there because the Revolution, the overwhelming kindness, we would straighten. There really would learn to be men ... because we were not.

- That night we slept on the floor while our stomachs reminded us we had eaten a glass of sugar water and we felt humiliated, abused and frightened. A whole year we were there, almost cut off, surrounded by officers carrying bayonets menacing, subjected to hard physical work ... ahorrrarte want the details, but I want the post. What hurt me most was the moral abuse. Respected only one thing: the ideology of the Revolution. All what they considered to be away from that ideology, religious beliefs, homosexuality, free thinking, long hair, all that does not take a beard and shouted "Viva Fidel!" Was the object of scorn and derision. There were beatings, abuse, I saw youngsters go every night to those we had dirty beds per bed, crying and begging to return to their homes, men who thought about suicide and guards who took pride in his work and heroes were thought to serve a much higher purpose: the Revolution - sigh ... and not look at me, looked at himself and those who had starred with the terrible events that had me -. As for anything that I would never forget, let me harvest another memory - and lifted his pants to show me the scar across his front leg and I knew well. - We released a year later. When I got home I found a good bath and went for a walk around the neighborhood: need to think like a free man and I found a village that was not. Then checked that I had few friends, some whispered that I was gay and that the faces that I found were an effort to look at each other ... lest they were to cross different or slag. From that moment a silent fear I introduced in the body. I kept saying what I thought, I still did not go to meetings of the CDR, but I managed to enlist in the MTT. They managed to let them do while I concentrated on my own life and my family. Today I see that obedient flock remains obedient and I understand we live in a society ... of fear and to forget we concentrate on the thousand and one adventures that we have to do each day to put a meal on the table. I do not blame anyone and I do not want you to do either. We are a good and brave people but we have lost our way ...

and said no more. Wiped my tears outlining his mischievous smile and divine at once and then left me alone with my computer to do what I know and I can do, write, and thus I became his voice to the world.

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Cuba and freedom of expression according to Reporters Without Borders

Just yesterday joined the Cuban blogosphere for at are impassioned clicks, claim freedom of Cuba. We were many who include freedom of expression in our list of demands. For those chances I'd rather see positive signs yesterday, Reporters Without Borders also published the "World ranking of press freedom" which measures the degree of freedom enjoyed by journalists and the media in 175 countries on five continents.

was Where in Cuba? I suppose so, reader, are one of those who blindly follow the government of Fidel Castro, I will fear not only the answer but, worse, ask yourself the question. If you are the opponents you're already guessing the answer. Cuba, that country whose leaders call themselves gentlemen of freedom and justice, has been in place 170 of the 175 countries surveyed.

Some countries will follow our steps in terms of censorship are France, Italy, Slovakia, Israel and Iran ... against and I almost forgot Venezuela who has fallen into place 124 from your President Chavez walks the streets playing a little wars invented.

"Some countries whose example we should follow? Then there going. The top 5 are Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Norway and Sweden. United States under the brand new Obama presidency, has managed to climb to the top 20.

I leave you with some of the criteria used to evaluate the different countries. I've selected because they are repeatedly and embarrassingly points are violated most often on the island.

1) The opposition journalists face threats and pressure, are monitored, killed, imprisoned, physically attacked or threatened, have great difficulty accessing public or official information.

2) Foreign journalists have been expelled from the country or prevented from entering it.

3) The media must pass pre-publication censorship and are the exclusive monopoly of the state.

4) Internet access is monopolized / banned by the state, is controlled or filter access to certain information or imprisoned cyber-dissidents and webloggers.

Friends, all Cubans, we can not faint. Actions like the one we were able to make yesterday are repeated. May we all hear! We have a duty to put an end to the humiliating situation of our country!

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BLOGACCION 20 OCTOBER 2009

FREEDOM FOR CUBA!

José Martí accompanied me throughout my childhood and adolescence. While my parents were talking about him, and still do, as an example for all Cubans must follow and at school I painstakingly repeated that we had met Fidel Castro promises of equality and justice, I dreamed of her poems love, reread your pages when I felt alone and recited the policy as a pioneer cantaletear compliant. It was as if a full Marti treasured works at home and one in the school books.

not remember how or when I learned to dissociate and the concepts that was acquiring. He did it without noticing, without cuestionármelo, of course ... it was how not to get me in trouble at school, in the neighborhood, go to university, to keep my position in the hierarchy student to choose a work place that satisfied me. "Freedom is the right of individuals to act freely, to think and speak without hypocrisy" I repeated Martí as my family, my friends, my people and I dragged, and drag, the invisible chains of slavery morality and censorship. Over the years I was putting together the courage to admit to the mirror that Cuba is not a free country. Several years would fail me to have the courage to say out loud. Cuba is not free!

Cubans living in the island can not say what they think if it goes against the ideology of Fidel, they can not freely access the information or Internet ... Internet, a service in most countries this world is part of everyday life as a TV, car or water. people in Cuba can not meet, organize or write to defend another point of view than that of the scheme. By doing so, today there are people with long prison sentences. In Cuba, you can not travel freely. To do not simply take the money and the visa of the country which are expected to travel, it is also necessary to ask the state whether to grant its permission and the State reserves the right to access or not according to their own interests and not interests of the citizen to whom we owe. If anyone, regardless of the decision or government interests, find the means to circumvent this Machiavellian system and finally going to live a season in Canada or accept a job offer in Mexico, automatically lose their rights and possessions in the island.
The Cuban people have been deceived, cheated. The meal and supposed to bring justice to the Revolution of 59 cost him his freedom. As one who sells his soul to the devil, we had to bow down to a few wayward, suffering from power and his followers.

For all these reasons today, October 20, Cuban Culture Day, we decided to join in a digital cry for freedom of the Greater Antilles. Let us hear all! Let our voices crack and make the walls tremble that they erected, as Martí would ! "One just principle from the depths of a cave is more than an army!"

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Opposition Local Government: how we can start making

In a recent entry in this blog, talked about some of the causes which, in my opinion, are holding back the political change in Cuba ( see here). Following this article, a commenter asked me what we could do to overcome these obstacles. At the time, I could only advise him to report for all the means at our disposal the regime's abuses, I am convinced that many voices whispering its truth have the effect of a crash in the middle of a silent night. Today, thanks to the magic of the Internet that allowed me to enroll in a debate with "Guajirai" on page Cubaencuentro ( see here), I am able to give that commenter and all I read, more choices. I want to inform about what a few brave Cubans are already doing and suggest how they can help. I speak of municipal governments Opposition.

What is one of the greatest fears that a tyranny can be? Losing control. Can someone have power over us if we will not we? No.

Days Gerardo Paez, former political and promoter of the initiative "Democratic Ungovernability" activist "Varela Project" and currently president of the Center for Human Rights: Jose de la Luz y Caballero "has understood and, therefore, the June 28, 2009, brought to light the" Opposition Local Government ( read interview here Gerardo Paez). This is independent of political structures top leadership of Castro looking to become the true representatives of the people through channeling their concerns and problems. Its activity is performed at the cellular level, in every town, every neighborhood, small droplets of water which erodes and eventually destroys record the rock.

are present where an ordinary citizen faces a problem that ignores the rules or have a human rights violation. Were then responsible to find an alternative solution to prosecute the complaint to its limits and disclose the inefficiency and indifference of the current government. Also seek to increase civic responsibility of the masses, educating them in the responsible conduct of their rights and the adoption of a critical appraisal of their reality.

brave citizens are made of and sensitive to the suffering of the Cuban people, who do not seek leave the country and, given his exemplary attitude to life have the potential to have reliable and honest leaders.

The independent press is your weapon of mass media to be responsible for documenting and publicly promote their activities. In general, all we can publicize the work of these "Local Government" and to publicize the ways you can use to help them, our duty to do so.

Currently, these governments have been formed in 13 municipalities: Antilla, Artemis, Banes, Baracoa, Camaguey, Camajuaní, Holguin, Isla de Pinos, Palma Soriano, Placetas, Santa Clara, the Songo Maya and Santiago de Cuba. Each have their own blog that can locate these by entering keywords in your search: opposition municipalities, Cuba .

How can we help them directly? Our fellow enrolled in this initiative are in need of publicity, international public opinion aware of them and support them and the Cubans inside recognize them as a power legitimized by its own action. They are also in need of financial assistance because it is a reality that their activities they take away time and resources that could be used to seek the satisfaction of material needs of their families and the families of those who should support. Imagine what these men and women could do if each of us to send you only 20 euros or dollars per month. In each of the blogs will have access to the addresses of the Houses where these governments lie. Here is three directions I found:

Municipality of Artemis :

- Gerardo Páez Díaz. Calle 7, # 4805, e / 48 and 50, Artemisa, Havana.

- Mobile: 8723 5242 011-53-.

municipality of Camagüey

- José Agramonte Leyva.

- Seat of Government and Casa del Pueblo, Calle B, # 22 senior, e / Main and First, allocating new Salome, Camagüey.

- Phone: 5352404641

Santa Clara City:

- Frank Reyes López

- Seat of the Government and People's House: Calle C, s / n, e / Prol. Marta Abreu and Hope Alley, Deal Virginia, Santa Clara, Las Villas.

- Phone: 53 42283178, 53 52510980

During these 5 decades, Cuba has been a sad witness to the shameless sleight of its future. However, it seems that a breath of fresh air and freedom exercised responsibly begin planning on the island sheltering a group of men and women whose work reminds me of Marti's definition of what is the political policy: " policy is this: the art of going raising humanity to justice unjust to reconcile the selfish beast with the angel generous, to promote and harmonize for the general good, with a view to virtue, and interest."

Viva Cuba Libre!

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Essay on the lucidity to a Caribbean island

Sometimes light matches. I'm reading "Essay on the lucidity" José Saramago. I have a head full of citizens exercising their right to vote in white and so, quietly, give checkmate government representatives. These ordinary men and women, one day, remember that they had in their hands the possibility to take power from those who exercised despotic and supposedly on their behalf.

Many miles of the literary world, the Liberal Party of the Republic of Cuba (PLRC) calls on the Cuban island, in the next election, vote for " honest and capable those patriots who are willing drive change so urgently needs "the Greater Antilles. Without the excuse of a best seller, part of the dissent reminds us that we who give and take away the power that they now behave like powerful gods were once men on foot to those who cheered and our God-like cry . I wonder what would happen if the people respond to the suggestion of PLRC, q hat would happen if the regime's supporters, those for which naive and inertially have voted from time to time, no obtain the necessary votes and instead we choose to those willing to shout loudly in full National Assembly: "Freedom for political prisoners," "Freedom of expression and association," "Freedom, freedom, freedom."

far as I know, the elections failed to include Castro in his agenda. Like many other freedoms in Cuba, to vote for members of the government at regular intervals and pre-established has also been abolished. However, prepare for that time to react to it with the civic responsibility that requires, it may well be the beginning of the end ... an end unlike Saramago's novel this time could be called Cuba.

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Back from a long trip

I am preparing my bags to return to Paris. This time much smaller objects, but subjectively much larger. I brought stories of other worlds, an air of freedom, euros and trash what I get?

I get on the skin of many hugs received during these days, most sincere.

I take the pain of separation mixed with the conviction could not be otherwise. Nicolás Guillén then paraphrase: "my immigrant status hurts those who forced me to it."

I get eyes full of ruins, decay, and anesthesia people, vaccinated against everything a people living day to day and nothing else.

I get my good dose of outrage aeropuertaria due to the humiliations suffered by Cubans to enter the country, detailed inspection of our passports, more detailed for us than for foreign newcomers. Detailed interview about the countries I have visited so far this year as if they could not understand that there are places in which to travel around the globe without being bothered is part of everyday life. This year I even had to do as a doctor while they weighed the luggage I had to calm an old man who turned up the pressure intimidated by the crowd of soldiers surrounding us and the possibility of having to pay an amount of money raised by the luggage carried. I also had time to join the voice of a young man who politely explained to customs officials to limit the amount of items that we can enter the country only goes against the population. The logic is simple: if Cubans living abroad have to pay and, besides, too, for every kilogram we bring over 25, this limit almost exclusively covers the belongings of a person who will remain outside home for 2 or 3 weeks, we will bring fewer items that our family, friends and friends of friends need and can not find on the island or can not afford. It is, without doubt, a regulation that only affects the Cuban people, especially living on the island.

I get the outrage of the dual currency and social strata that have been formed according to the criteria: possession or convertible pesos.

I take the sadness of moral breakdown forced by the need to survive.

I get lots of fruit and guava as they say in Vampires in Havana "with quince knows no equal."

I get the sad sight of an island frozen in time, arrested in 1959 that has permeated every cell of the Cuban idiosyncrasy achieving what slavery did not or the hard years of the republic almost subdue. I will treasure the word "almost" and seek the resources it so we would not bend fully. What do you think, reader, are these resources?