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Happy Easter, Felices Pascuas

Thank you all for following my Blog.  During this Holy Season, I pray my memoir will become a reality so I can share my story with you and the rest of the world.


Have a Blessed Easter. Felices Pascuas.

Continued from March 20, 2016

This Trial Stood Out

Many others were treated as unfairly as Colonel Sosa Blanco; but his trial stood out because the sham was so publicly displayed, a clear indication that a dictatorship was forming under which no one would get a fair trial and all the accused would be guilty as charged.  Colonel Sosa Blanco should have had a fair trial.  Ironically, two years after his trial, one of the judges who presided at Sosa's trial, was accused of treason by Fidel and was executed.  Another of the judges escaped Cuba to avoid the same fate.

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March 24, 2016

3/18/2016 Post, Published on Democrat and Chronicle  Editorial Page on March 21, 2016

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This Trial Stood Out

In Habana one of the most notorious revolutionary trials started, the trial of  Sosa Blanco, a well-known colonel under Batista.  As in all the other trials, the jury was a revolutionary military tribunal composed of three judges.  A lot of people, including many Cuban and foreign reporters, attended the trial, which turned into a circus.  Spectators shouted vile comments at the accused, and Sosa Blanco was summarily found guilty and executed. 

.....To be Continued

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March 20, 2016

Published, Democrat and Chronicle  Editorial Page on March 21, 2016

On the eve of President Obama's visit to what once was the Republic of Cuba and The Pearl of the Caribbean, the media is already speculating "how will Cuba keep its identity while opening up to the world"


Cuba always had an identity until Fidel destroyed it and imposed a Marxist-Leninist dictatorship. Before Fidel, Cuba always belonged to Cubans.  Here we go again.  The world's obsession with Cuba, once again, leads to all kinds of misconceptions.  Obviously all these so called journalists have not read true Cuban history. 


Cuba always, always belonged to the Cuban people.  Cuba Libre!


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March 18, 2016