Feliz Navidad Excerpt from Lights Out

A Communist Christmas

Jesus didn't promise us happiness, but he did promise us joy.  Fidel's communist system stole all of the joy.  Christmas was upon us, and the government banned the traditional use of festive outdoor lights, which signified the joy of Las Navidades.

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     Dania Rosa Nasca
     December 24, 2017

For some of you it's already Christmas Day and for some of us is Christmas Eve.  My wish and prayer this solemn night is for the people of Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela, China and others living under oppression to be free.  May liberty knock at their door. How about if we all pray at the same time for that evil iron curtain to be lifted once and for all?

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Blessings,

Dania


     

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My mother, early 1960s. In the back you can see the first  house my grandfather  built.  I describe the house's architecture in the book.  To her right is Aurora's house. 
In the turbulent early thirties, my mother's parents decided to move to the city.  They had saved money and purchased land on Calle Fomento.  My grandfather built a house on Fomento and moved his family into it.


Here is my sister Mariblanca.  The picture was taken the same day.  You can see the front of the house much better. 
Remember, gentle reader, thanks to Fidel, the house does not even resemble its former beauty.   If you google Calle Fomento, HolguĂ­n, you may find a current picture of the house.

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