In coals, editorial 232

(PD)At present there is much at stake for the fighters for democracy within Cuba. The Cuban military regime prepares to battle in the international arena to get the criminalization of international solidarity with the internal opposition, dissent and rebellious Cuban civil society.

Death in dubious circumstances of the leading Catholic dissident Oswaldo Payá and the very uncertain fate that awaits for the Spanish aid Angel Carromero set up a very special stage that scavengers of the ruling expected benefits. For now and through state television began a defamatory campaign of European Christian democratic parties that already has its mess.


None of the cooperating European, whether it's Christian democracy or not, come to Cuba to promote violence, hatred or intolerance. They carry the necessary support so the fighters for democratic change have the elements necessary to continue with their struggle amid the more cruelly exclusive Cuban national history.The fact that two of these altruistic have been in danger of death to bring solidarity to Cuban Democrats, establishes an absolute commitment to achieve that Carromero get to travel to Spain and not have to suffer the cruel experience of Dante and medieval Cuban prison.


The distortions are many. One among them and it touches us closely is to syndicate in Cuba Primavera Digital and La Primavera as media produced in Sweden. Both of them are made in Cuba for all Cubans. Of course, we have learned enough to provide this service to citizens, thanks to young workers that are ready to run our luck from Europe and other parts of the world. It could not be otherwise in an environment in which both the university and the streets "are for revolutionaries".


The case is that the left totalitarian military regime imposed on Cuba has political space outside of Cuba to criminalize solidarity with internal dissent. Nobody cares-for example-from where comes the
funding for campaigns across the world paid for this regime to promote the release of his spies convicted in the United States, provided funding to terrorist with revolutionary facade in Latin America or support and perhaps even funding supplied to destabilizing student organizations, trade unions and organizations of other profiles in Latin America and the rest of the world.


The buses provided by the so-called "Pastors for Peace" and employed by the state security police to transport cheerleaders Rapid Response Brigades in their repressive covens against Damas de Blanco and other democracy activists, are part of an ideological arsenal that promotes this "solidarity" as politically correct, only by being promoted by the Cuban military regime.


It would be a contribution of weight that Cubans with resources and energy to use, investigate and take out into the open from where is found the resources available to the Cuban regime's to promote campaigns that promote to free his prisoners spies in the United States or "solidarity" with the Cuban dictatorship not only from the United States, but from all of the democratic world in Europe, Latin America and the rest of the world.


Then both domestic opposition and international solidarity, from which remains precariously, are on tenterhooks. All this form the campaign by the military regime to cover mediatically the death in mysterious circumstances of Catholic opposition leader Oswaldo Paya Sardinas and the condition of hostage maintain to the Spanish aid Ángel Carromero. Enough of this permissibility that denigrates.