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Young Cuban sentenced to 9 years for painting anti-government graffiti - Vimarsana News

Young Cuban sentenced to 9 years for painting anti-government graffiti

A young Cuban man will go to prison after he was convicted of "enemy propaganda and acts against national security" for graffiti disparaging the communist regime's sock puppet president. Jose Luis Boada Valdes received a 9-year sentece, 4 and half years in the gulag and another 4 and a half years on probation for expressing

Over 300 acts of repression in communist Cuba during the month of November - Vimarsana News

Over 300 acts of repression in communist Cuba during the month of November

Cuba's socialist revolution never takes a break. The Castro dictatorship has consistently and violently oppressed the Cuban people for 6 decades, and thanks to the impunity it has been given, there is no end in sight. The UN as well as the EU, Canada, and other so-called free nations continue to look the other way

Reports from Cuba: Writing 'Diaz-Canel, motherf*cker' can get a Cuban 15 years - Vimarsana News

Reports from Cuba: Writing 'Diaz-Canel, motherf*cker' can get a Cuban 15 years

14yMedio reports from Havana via the Havana Times: Writing ‘Diaz-Canel, Motherf*cker’ can get a Cuban 15-years There are many places in the USA where you can see Trump supporters’ graffiti, bumper stickers or signs saying F*ck Biden, but nobody pays much attention. In Cuba, just criticizing one of the country’s communist leaders, living or dead,

Young Cuban who painted anti-government graffiti faces 15 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Young Cuban who painted anti-government graffiti faces 15 years in prison

For young people in communist Cuba, expressing discontent with the government doesn't result in a citation or a fine, but in years in a Castro gulag. This is socialism in action. Via CubaNet (my translation): Prosecutors seek 15 years in prison for Cuban who painted criticism of Diaz-Canel The young Cuban man Jorge Luis Boada