Monday, December 10, 2007

The Two Faced Cuban Government

Seems like April Fool's came a few months early. Cuba announced today that staring early 2009, it will allow the U.N. Human Rights Council to monitor their human rights record. As the announcement was made, plain clothes state "gestapos" were preventing a march from taking place protesting Cuba's violation of human rights. That gives a new meaning to the term "two face".

Minutes after he spoke, plainclothes policemen broke up a small demonstration by
dissidents marking International Human Rights Day in a nearby square. Two were
detained and driven away in a car, a witness said.

Government
supporters, apparently coordinated by state security agents, booed dissidents
and shouted "Viva Fidel" for ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro, who has not
appeared in public in 16 months.
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Sunday, December 9, 2007

Cuban Interdiction at a 13 year high


According to this Miami Herald article, the interdiction of Cuban is at its highest level since the 1994 crisis. There has also beena steady increase since the July 2006 "handover of power".

"The year 2007 will go down in the history of South Florida as the year with the greatest number of Cuban migrant interdictions since the 1994 raft crisis."
Read more: Miami Herald

Friday, August 3, 2007

Regret or Blackmail ??

It seems that police in Brazil have found the two boxers who defected from their Cuban team during the Pan Am Games. What's interesting is that they want to return to Cuba. Iguess the Cuban government has threatend their families if they do not return back to Cuba. That is very typical of Cuba.

Two Cuban boxers who disappeared during last month's Pan American Games were found at a resort near Rio, where police say they partied and ran up an
exorbitant tab.

Now, a police inspector says, they want to go back to Cuba.

Two-time Olympic boxing champion Guillermo Rigondeaux and Erislandy Lara were found Thursday at an inn in the coastal resort city Cabo Frio.

"We still have to clear up the reason why they abandoned their delegation and now want to return," federal police inspector Felicio Laterca said. "Right now, they are only saying they are very dear athletes in their country and that's why they want to return."
Read the rest here.

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Soviet Union #2

Released today was a report from the University of Miami that says Venezuela is sending to Cuba annually $4 billion in oil shipments. That total is up $1 billion more than last year.
The value of Venezuelan oil subsidies to Cuba climbed past $3 billion in 2006 and could swell to $4 billion this year -- almost double current estimates, according to a University of Miami report to be released today.

Venezuela is propping up Cuba's troubled economy with shipments of 94,103 barrels of oil a day, experts at UM's Institute for Cuban and Cuban American Studies (ICCAS) calculated, based on official Havana figures issued last week. That means Cuba last year got some $3.3 billion in oil products from Venezuela, up from $2.7 billion in 2005. Caracas has declined to explain the payment system, but experts believe Havana gets the energy assistance free of charge.
Read the rest here.

Here are some more facts about the Cuba-Venezuela relationship.

Part 2: Humberto Fontova and CNSNews.com

Part 2 of the interview.

Cybercast News Service: In your book you talk a lot about the various companies that put Che Guevara's face and image on their products.

Humberto Fontova: Yes. AT&T, by the way, was selling cell phones with Che's image on them and, just last week, they yanked them, stopped selling them because we protested - we mounted a phone and email program against the company. AT&T apologized, saying the image should not have been there in the first place and then yanked the product. Target was selling CD cases with Che's face this past Christmas. We protested again, and they yanked the product.

Cybercast News Service: Do you think it's morally fair to equate the placement of Guevara's image on a product to placing Heinrich Himmler's image on a product or Levrenti Beria's image on a product?

Humberto Fontova: Probably not, only because of the ignorance. My guess is that 70 percent or 80 percent who buy Che's image and post it on their product - the product managers - have no idea who Che is. They have a vague idea that he was a cool, revolutionary guy, but they have no idea about what he really did. If AT&T
was telling the truth, it's a perfect example when they said "this guy's image shouldn't have been there in the first place." That confirms what I think. Most people who put the image on a product don't know all the details.
Read the rest here.

Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Part 1: Humberto Fontova and CNSNews.com

Read part one of Humberto Fontova's interview with CNSNews.com. They discuss che guevara and his iconic portrayal by many including Hollywood personalities. Also, che guevara: the murderous thug, is a topic of conversation.

(CNSNews.com) - Che Guevara, who aided Fidel Castro in his rise to power in Cuba in the late 1950s and early 1960s, is today an icon of liberal culture worldwide. His picture and image adorn countless products, from posters to t-shirts to CD cases to bikinis.

Robert Redford made a 2004 movie about Guevara, "The Motorcycle Diaries," which won media praise and an Academy Award. Two more Guevara movies are due for release in 2008.

Yet the liberal-left and Hollywood are perpetuating myths, if not outright lies, about Guevara, according to author Humberto Fontova in his book, "Exposing the Real Che Guevara and the Useful Idiots Who Idolize Him."

Fontova discussed with Cybercast News Service his new book and what he describes as the real Guevara - the man who directly helped Castro put into place a communist regime responsible for at least 102,000 deaths and which has cycled 500,000 people through its gulag.
Read the rest here.

castro Brother's At Odd ??

It seems like the castro brother's are not in full agreement on Cuba's policy towards the U.S. (evil empire). During the 26 de Julio speech, raul castro said:

''Whatever new administration emerges will have to decide if it will maintain the absurd, illegal and failed policy toward Cuba, or if it will accept the olive branch that we extended,'' he said. ``If the new U.S. authorities finally put aside their arrogance and decide to talk in a civilized manner, they're welcome. If not, we are willing to continue confronting their policy of hostility, even for another 50 years, if that becomes necessary."

Today, invisible big brother says from the deep layers of the Earth, in hell, that there will be no dialogue with the "evil empire",

"Let nobody come under the illusion that the empire, which carries within itself the seeds of its own destruction, will negotiate with Cuba," Castro said Wednesday in an article published by Cuban media.
If fidel is still involved in governmental decisions, then why is there such a huge misunderstanding between the brothers ?? Who is really running Cuba ?? Is fidel capable of make decisions ??

fidel castro KO'd By Intestinal Surgery

So what is it ?? Is he or is he not running the government from his rocking chair in the nursing home ?? I thought he was making phones calls and delegating duties from his hospital bed ?? Like we said all along, they are all full of shit !! They lied to all of you that believed it. Now, fidel castro says that the government will "march ahead without him." No shit !! I could have told you that awhile ago. Little by little we will all find out the complete truth about what the hell is going on in Cuba.

We started off being informed of his intestinal emergency surgery about 4-5- days later. It was labled a state secret. Now, we find out that the government will march with out him. Every few months the missing pieces of the puzzle are given to us.

Convalescing Cuban leader Fidel Castro said on Wednesday that Cuba is "marching ahead" without him at the helm, adding to the view of many Cubans that he is not coming back.

In a cryptic message to the country one year after bowel surgery forced him to hand over power temporarily to his brother Raul for the first time since Cuba's 1959 revolution, Castro said nothing about resuming office.

"I am being bombarded now with questions about when I will return to what some call power," he wrote in a column published on the front page of the Communist Party newspaper Granma.

"Raul, the party, the government and the mass and social organizations, led by the workers, are marching ahead guided by the unbreakable principle of unity," he said.

Read the rest here.

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Another Edition of the U.N. (Non) Human Rights Council

Back in July, I wrote a post about this disgraceful organization and how we should stop funding this garbage. This article sheds more light on this topic ans hopefully one day funding will stop. It is nice to see that there are poeple out there that see it the same way we do.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing dealt last week with the United Nations Human Rights Council performance. The newly named council was formed last year to replace the U.N. Commission on Human Rights. Last month, the Senate committee approved legislation proposed by Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., to end U.S. funding of the commission. Coleman pointed out that the watchdog group's almost exclusive focus on Israel and its failure to investigate other countries made it a "disgrace" and that the council "has essentially one issue on the agenda: Israel. You have got countries like North Korea, Burma, Zimbabwe, where you have state-sponsored brutality, and what we have from the council is deafening silence."

Read the rest here.

Anyone Wants Historic Footage ??



For as much as a DVD movie, $19.99, you can own a piece of history. Amazon has reached a deal with the National Archive and the first 6 DVD's are already being sold on Amazon. The avaliable footage will date from 1920 - 1967.
"While the public can come to our College Park, Md., research room to view films and even copy them at no charge, this new program will make our holdings much more accessible to millions of people who cannot travel to the Washington, DC area," Archivist of the United States Allen Weinstein said in a statement.

The first six DVDs are already selling on Amazon.com, said Stacey Hurwitz, a spokeswoman for CustomFlix.

The newsreels include scenes of the famous 1959 "Kitchen Debate" between then-Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in a model American kitchen on display in Moscow. Other footage shows a youthful Fidel Castro after the communist revolution in Cuba, along with reports about Hawaii becoming a state.
Read here.

Saturday, July 28, 2007

WHY ??

This is a little of topic from what I usually post, but I found this video and could not pass up the opportunity.

Why doesn't the MSM show this ?? Why don't they show the good side of the troops instead of flooding their news broadcasts with negative stories of OUR troops ?? or when they are killed ?? Believe it or not folks, the Unites States military are full of good people, contrary to what the MSM projects them to be.



H/T - Fantomas

A Must Read

As I have mentioned before, The Moncada Attack: The Birth of the Cuban Revolution, is a great book for those who are not familiar with events of that day. Also, the book is great for those who heard the "official" version from the Cuban government. This book discredits a lot of the myths and lies behind that day.

The death of revolutionary combatant Abel Santamaría appears as a particularly grim chapter of official Cuban history, but a new book that took 31 years to research and write challenges the Cuban government's version of events.

Captured during the raid on the Moncada army barracks in Santiago de Cuba on July 26, 1953, Santamaría reportedly was tortured by the soldiers, who plucked out his eyes and showed them to his sister, Haydée, who also was captured during the failed attack.
Read the rest here.

Dr. Antonio de la Cova will be at Books and Books tonight at 7pm in Coral Gables.

265 Aragon Avenue
Coral Gables, FL.
(305) 442-4408

Golpiza Provoca Muerte

Rafael Cecilio Pazca fue golpeado por dos agentes de la Policía Nacional Revolucionaria (PNR) que se hacen llamar Luna y Yiqui. Cuando va a parar los abusos de cubanos contra cubanos !! Va a llegar el dia cuando Cuba sea libre y la policia que golpeaba y mataba no va tener donde esconderse.

El pasado 3 de junio fue detenido y golpeado despiadadamente el ciudadano Rafael Cecilio Pazca, por dos agentes de la Policía Nacional Revolucionaria (PNR), que se hacen llamar Luna y Yiqui.

Pazca, de 31 años de edad, enfermo de SIDA, con serios trastornos de la personalidad y traumas psíquicos, se encontraba de paseo por las avenidas del reparto 26 de Julio en estado de embriaguez.

Los agentes que lo detuvieron se disponían a trasladarlo al hospital Mártires del “9 de Abril”, ubicado en Sagua la Grande, provincia Villa Clara, como es habitual en esas zonas. Pazca se disgustó ante la actitud de los agentes, y estos, luego de arrastrarlo y conducirlo hacia el carro patrullero, comenzaron a golpearlo.
Lean aqui.

Boxeador Cubano Noqueado

Yuciel Nápoles fue noqueado por el colombiano Eleider Álvarez en el tercer asalto.

La imagen del cubano Yuciel Nápoles dormido en la lona tras recibir un derechazo impresionante del colombiano Eleider Álvarez y el brasileño Pedro Lima, que dio un oro a su país después de 40 años de sequía destacaron en la primera jornada de finales del boxeo en los Juegos de Río 2007.

Corría un minuto y 31 segundos del tercer asalto y el cubano Nápoles, con alguna dificultad, dominaba al colombiano Álvarez por 7-5 en la final de la división de 81 kilos (medio pesado), gracias a su más refinado arte pugilístico.


Lean aqui.

Friday, July 27, 2007

I Can't See It

According to the Associated Press, they interviewed more than two dozen Cuban immigrants who recently arrived in Florida and they say that TV Marti can not be seen outside of Havana. Obviously, the Cuban government is still successfully jamming TV Marti's signal even though 10 months ago the U.S. started using a new Gulf Stream jet that was supposed to diminish the jamming capabilities of the Cuban government. Not the case. Get it fixed guys. This is costing U.S. taxpayers $20 million a year.

This caught my attention while reading the article:
But U.S. Reps. Bill Delahunt, D-Mass., Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., and Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., are pushing for hearings on the Marti stations for the fall, and congressional investigators began reviewing management of the Marti's last month.
The funny thing is that the "3 Puppeteers" mentioned above have all gone to Cuba. Yes, that's right, Delahunt, Rangel, and Flake have traveled to the Caribbean prison. Delahunt and Flake were part of the largest U.S. delegation from Congress to travel to Cuba since 1959. How bias will they idiots be when discussing TV Marti issues ?? Will they be castro's voice in Congress ??

Read the rest here.

Better Luck Next Time Jerk

House Rep. Charlie "Cara de Papa" Rangel proposed an amendment that was defeated today by a vote of 245-182. The amendment would have allowed Cuban officials to travel to the U.S. to inspect U.S. export facilities and products and let Cubans make direct payments to U.S. banks for any purchases. What the hell !! Is this guy serious ?? Rangel for years has been trying to lift the embargo and has been defeated every time. Let's not forget that Charles Rangel had his 2002 trip to Cuba subsidized by the Cuban government.
The House on Friday rejected an initiative to ease restrictions on U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba, virtually burying any chance that U.S. policy toward the island could be relaxed by Congress this year.

By a 245-182 margin, the House voted down an amendment presented by Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., that would have allowed Cuban officials to travel to the United States to inspect U.S. export facilities and products and let Cubans make direct payments to U.S. banks for any purchases.

The initiative would have also allowed the Cubans to pay for the goods after they are shipped from a U.S. port, rather than before as now required.

Read the rest here.

U.S Contacts Cuba ??

That is what ex-CIA analyst, Brian Lattell, told Radio France Internationale. He was informed by senior military sources that the U.S. has been in contact with Cuba for some time now. Very important news if true. I have always said that the U.S. has a secret relationship with Cuba. Ever since Kennedy, no other U.S. president has done anything. I guess they can not violate the secret agreement established between Kennedy and Krushkov during the Cold War.

We have caught Cuban spies in the U.S. and working in our government. I can only imagine what would happen if we find an Al-Qaeda or Taliban member spying within our goverment. Would it be considered an act of war ??Why hasn't something been done to liberate the 11 million Cuban prisoners stuck on the island ?? We have Cuba 90 miles from away, why hasn't something been done ??
Brian Latell, who wrote a biography of Cuba's interim leader Raul Castro, told Radio France Internationale he was informed by senior US military sources that they had been in contact with the Cuban military for some time.

"If this is confirmed to be true, it would be a very important event," he said.

Read here.

Thursday, July 26, 2007

A Mano Limpia

Anoche, el programa de Oscar Haza, A Mano Limpia, en el canal 41 de Miami fue totalmente dedicado al asalto al cuartel moncada. Especialmente, se hablo de los mitos del asalto. Unos de los invitados fue el Dr. Antonio De La Cova, autor de el libro: The Moncada Attack: The Birth of the Revolution. El señor de la Cova, ha investigado los hechos del asalto por los ultimos 31 años. Para los que no saben que sucedio ese dia, tienen que ver el programa de anoche. Estaba muy interesante.

Aqui estan los videos:

Parte #1

Parte #2

Parte #3

Parte #4

Parte #5

Dr. SHITvago

Michael Moore, is Cuba's healthcare system really better than what the U.S. offers ?? When will you learn you idiot !! The article is great.

Excerpt:
To stem the tide of defections, the Cuban government has sought to keep doctors under constant guard. Cuban “minders,” most commonly police and intelligence agents, severely restrict doctors’ freedom of movement. Traveling outside of one‘s assigned area is strictly prohibited. In Venezuela, according to The Lancet, doctors are forbidden to engage in any personal contact with natives, let alone journalists or diplomats, and must adhere to a 6pm daily curfew. Those who complain about any aspect of the program open themselves up to threats of being sent back to Cuba -- itself a devastating commentary on the political state of the country. Beyond endless surveillance, there are reports that Cuban authorities select only married doctors for missions abroad. The idea is that should the doctors entertain the idea of defecting, their families in Cuba would serve as potential hostages.

Read the rest here.

Cuban Boxing Defectors Sign 5 Year Contracts





With no time wasted, two time Olympic gold medalist and two time World champion Guillermo Rigondeaux and reigning world amateur welterweight champion Erislandy Lara have signed 5 year contracts with Box-Promotion located in Hamburg, Germany. Rigondeaux won 243 of his 247 amateur fights. They are expected to arrive in Hamburg in four weeks.

Read here.

NOTICIA DE ULTIMA HORA

El empresario Alemán, Ahmet Oner, admitio a un diario brasileño que fue el quien organizó la fuga de los dos boxeadores de Cuba que desertaron durante los Juegos Panamericanos de Río de Janeiro. Oner es promotor de los cuatro boxeadores cubanos que se refugiaron en Alemania.

"Fui yo quien lo organizó todo", aseguró el propietario de la empresa Arena Box Promotion en declaraciones publicadas el jueves por el diario Folha de Sao Paulo y en las que admitió haber pagado cerca de medio millón de dólares por la operación.

Oner, empresario alemán de origen turco, se refirió así a la deserción de los boxeadores Guillermo Rigondeaux y Erislandy Lara Santoya, que llegaron a Río de Janeiro para disputar los Panamericanos y desaparecieron de la Villa Panamericana sin dar explicaciones.
Lean aqui.

Politician or True Believer ??

Below is part of a transcript from the Hannity and Colmes show. I was reading through it and found an interesting part in which former speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, mentions fidel castro. Do the right words come out of his mouth because he is a politician or does he really get it ?? You decide !!

GINGRICH: I think Senator Obama is an authentic voice of the left. I think meeting with Fidel Castro makes perfect sense if you come from the American left because the American left fears the U.S. military. They fear the CIA. They fear the American government. They never fear our enemies. It would make perfect sense for him to openly announce he will visit with virtually any dictator in the planet who would be willing to have him.

COLMES: The American left never fears our enemies but fears the American government. I thought it was the conservatives, the Goldwater conservatives who spoke out against the government. It was Ronald Reagan who said one of the great lies is, "I'm from the government, I'm here to help you."

I thought it was conservatives to heard the government but to say those on the left don't fear our enemies and don't want to protect this country which is what you seem to be implying is just inaccurate.

GINGRICH: I just suggested that it made perfect sense for Senator Obama given his base of his support on the left to feel comfortable going to see Fidel Castro. There is this wonderfully romantic notion on the part of people who never look in Fidel's prisons, never look what he does to poets and never look at what he does to people in democracy. Never look at what happens with people who flee the country. My daughter lives in Key Biscayne and was telling me over the weekend that they routinely have people land from Cuba trying to flee terror.

It's just interesting that on the American left somehow Castro is a romantic.

Like a typical Liberal, Alan Colmes did not respond to Gingrich's last comment. He initiated a new topic - the war in Iraq.
Read the rest here.

Funny Shirt

I found this shirt online last night. When I saw it, I couldn't stop laughing. The shirt depicts a side of che guevara that not many people want to accept. He was a joke and an excuse for a human. What better way than to do a t-shirt of who che guevara really was - A Clown !!

Trasladan A Alexander García Lima

Yoel Espinosa Medrano escribe que Alexander García Lima fue trasladado desde Alambradas de Manacas a la prisión Ariza, en Cienfuegos.

Agregó la fuente, que en horas de la tarde del citado día, cuando conversaba en áreas de la enfermería con el prisionero de conciencia Librado Linares García, fue sacado del lugar a empujones.

Alexander García Lima fue sancionado a 13 años de privación de libertad bajo los supuestos cargos de robo con fuerza y manifestaciones lascivas. En los últimos 30 días ha sido trasladado de prisión en cuatro ocasiones.

Lean aqui.

Donde Esta fidel ??

Se cumple un año de la última aparición pública de Fidel Castro antes de ceder el poder por enfermedad

Hoy se cumple un año de la última aparición del líder cubano, Fidel Castro. Un año después de su retirada se mantiene la incógnita sobre si regresará al cargo que provisionalmente ejerce su hermano Raúl, quien no ha acometido reformas políticas ni económicas significativas.

Muy poco ha cambiado el día a día de los cubanos desde que vieron por última vez en público al «jefe de la revolución», en la conmemoración del 26 de julio de 2006, cinco días antes de que, en un hecho sin precedentes, delegara el poder temporalmente en su hermano menor por una enfermedad cuya naturaleza aún se desconoce.

Precisamente Raúl Castro será hoy, jueves, el gran protagonista de la conmemoración del 26 de julio, la más importante celebración de la revolución cubana. Más de 100.000 personas acudirán al acto convocado en Camagüey (unos 600 kilómetros al este de La Habana) en conmemoración del fallido asalto al cuartel Moncada (Santiago de Cuba), la primera acción armada de la guerrilla contra la dictadura de Fulgencio Batista, el 26 de julio de 1953.
Lean aqui.

Where is he ??

Today marks the one year anniversary that fidel castro was last seen in public in Cuba. He delivered the usual bullshit speech celebrating the ill-fated Moncada Barracks attack of 1953. Where is he ?? That is the million dollar question. All I have heard is that he will not appear today and deliver his usual 8 hour speech. Praise the lord !! This is the first time that castro will miss the 26th de Julio "celebrations. That's how bad he is doing. He would never have missed an event like this if he would have been fine as the official press in Cuba insists.

Please check out Dr. Antonio De La Cova's new book for a clear understanding of the events.

The Moncada Attack: The Birth of the Cuban Revolution

Click here for more info.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Juegos Panamericanos

Tres boricuas llegan a las finales de boxeo.

Parece que McWilliams Arroyo le agarró la medida a los cubanos en el ring.

El mosca boricua dio otro batacazo el miércoles al derrotar en el segundo asalto al favorito cubano Yoandry Salinas en la división de los 51 kilos, para avanzar a la disputa del oro en esta división del boxeo de los Juegos Panamericanos.

Arroyo, quien aseguró al menos la medalla de plata, se enfrentará en la final ante el dominicano Juan Carlos Payano, quien vapuleó al mexicano Braulio Avila 20-4.

Arroyo estaba abajo 4-3 al tocar el campanazo del segundo asalto, pero sorprendió al cubano con un gancho de izquierda para enviarlo a la lona. El árbitro le hizo un breve conteo y decidió parar el combate. El cubano se quejó e hizo gestos de que quería seguir peleando.
Lean aqui.

Info From Cuba

The guys of Killcastro have some inside information from sources in Cuba in reagrds to the castro's and the appearance of fidel castro at tomorrow's 26 de Julio festivities.

Check it out here.

castro No-show

fidel castro is not going to give the annual "Revolution Day" address according to a communist newspaper in Cuba. The speech will be given by his sister, raul castro, who has been the interim dictator since July 31, 2006. This does not surprise me one bit.

For months now, we have been told by officials in Cuba that fidel castro will return to take command of his dictatorship. Not once has castro been seen in person or live on TV. He is only shown on taped footage which the government can manipulate and edit.
Raul Castro - not his convalescing 80-year-old brother Fidel - will give this week's Revolution Day address, the latest sign the defense minister's yearlong caretaker role is becoming much more permanent.

The announcement Wednesday on the front page of the Communist Party daily Granma doused the few remaining hopes among Fidel Castro's ardent supporters he could make a surprise appearance during Thursday's Revolution Day celebrations.

Even though Raul appears headed for permanent rule, the two brothers' longer-term roles officially remain undefined.
Let look back at other important days castro has missed since July 31, 2006:

1. His birthday - August 13 - I will give him the benefit of the doubt that he was still very ill.
2. Granma Landing - December 2 - His birthday celebration was moved to this date to also celebrate the Granma yacht landing in Cuba.
3. New Year's - January 1 - This date mark's the departure of Flugencio Batista from his reign over Cuba.
4. castro's Arrival In Havana - January 8 - On this date, castro and Co. rolled into Cuba to celebrate their "victory" over Batista.
5. May Day - May 1 - What better day to come out and make an appearance ?? There were almost a 100,000 Cubans in attendance and the international press present. If he is as "OK" as his government says, why not take the opportunity offered to him on May Day ??
6. 26 de Julio - July 26 - This day marks the anniversary of the ill-fated Moncada Barracks attack.

Folks, castro is not doing as good as his government says. He has had plenty of chances to show his mug and nothing. We all know that he loves to make an appearance and loves the attention on him. He is going downhill and it's just a matter of time !!

Read the rest here.

Woman Sues castro

A woman in Maine filed suit in May, but the judge delayed action until July because he pondering on how to serve the papers to castro and the Cuban government.

A Maine woman has filed a lawsuit against Fidel Castro, alleging the Cuban leader caused the wrongful death of her father after the plane he was piloting was shot down over the communist Caribbean island and he was imprisoned while on a covert mission in 1963.

Sherry Sullivan filed her suit in Maine in May, but the judge delayed action until last week while considering how to serve papers to the defendants, who also include Castro's brother Raul, the Cuban army and the Republic of Cuba
Read the rest here.