DEMONSTRATION OF THE NONVIOLENT RADICAL PARTY IN HAVANA

[trion987]

Is this a radical socialist party or is it an liberal party?

[elmago305]

QUE MUJER MAS VALIENTES, VIRENSE PUEBLO DE CUBA SI EN 50 ANOS NO HAY CAMBIO YA ES HORA DE UNO

[Sohokat]

Right! He broke the law that forbids people from speaking their minds.

[munchringen]

Orlando Zapata Tamayo, broke the law in State of law.

He was thus sentenced as criminal like he would have been in any other country in the world respecting the Rule of Law

He started the hunger strike in order to obtain some advantages (such as a cell phone, TV, kitchen, etc).

After his suicide, he was declared hero of the stateless Cubans in Miami, better known as HOMO GUSANICUS MIAMIENSIS

[elmago305]

@munchringen fUCK YOU PUNK BITCH YOUR FAMILY WILL PAY FOR YOUR IGNORANCE PERRA

[avengermuffin]

Hoy me uno a la convocatoria realizada por Gloria Estefan en apoyo a las damas de blanco, verdaderas heroinas de nuestro tiempo, estandartes de la valentia femenina y victimas de la represion y la violacion de los derechos humanos en Cuba. Que este clamor por la libertad de los presos politicos y el respeto a los derechos humanos se eleve hasta el corazon mismo de los tiranos y que ante todo siembre semillas de libertad en todos los jovenes del mundo, porque de nosotros depende la justicia

[enilec68]

Viva Cuba Libre!!!!!!! Vivan las Damas de Blanco!!!! Those ladies are my idols. No one has ever standed as strong as they've had.

[96enam]

vivan las DAMAS DE BLANCO!!!

[96enam]

SAdomisa, eres una LOca comunista y tu Madre una Perra...Abajo Fidel... Vivan las DAMAS DE BLACO!!!!!

[96enam]

Sadomisadora...Me Cago en tu Comunista C*&^% y en La P&^%$ de tu Madre. Tu seguro trabajas para el Gobierno de Cuba!!!! ABAJO FIDEL!!! VIVAN LAS DAMAS DE BLANCO!!!

[industrialhemprocks]

yellow journalism in vlog form here it is... false flag terrorism who is the communist this time? cia bombed cuban airliner full of olympic bound youth. how is that for communist? end imperialism end guantanamo bay end the false embargo let cuban people free let them trade with america and its allies. viva fidel viva el che end the batista government! and all the other puppets with invisible strings attached

[ernestonieblachalita]

Están en todas partes. Está en la menta de todos, un día lo vas a ver y te sorprenderás, estás mújeres no tienen nada que perder, las han llevado al límite y por eso salen, los demás tienen miedo, tú tienes miedo y eres el verdadero gusano y el antirevolucionario.

[kbcmighty]

hardly any of these people were cuban residents , the vast majority were foreign instigators posing as tourists . They have absolutely zero support amongst the cuban population who regard them as nothing more than CIA agents and provocatuers . Theres almost more journalists than protestors . They look absolutely ridiculous and most cubans despise them as hired traitors .

[Emilport74]

Don't be such an ignorant. Get your facts right. None of them are tourists or CIA agents. You are repeating the same bad propaganda created by the government of Castro to discredit this group of women, who protest pacifically to demand freedom for their relatives and for all cubans. People like you should get informed much better before giving such stupid opinions.

[kbcmighty]

@Emilport74

their relatives are CIA mercenaries and common criminals . And the vast majority of cubans repudiate and despise them as CIA stooges and traitors to the Cuban nation in the pay of foreign imperialists . They have no support in cuba and are nothing but a joke . People who missed the boat at the Bay of Pigs .

[Emilport74]

@kbcmighty Don't make me laugh. Who did you get that information from? The Cuban government propaganda? FYI, the vast majority of cubans in the island only repudiate the Castro's dictatorship government. These people have great support in Cuba, but they cannot express it because everyone is afraid of going to jail or get beat up. That only happen in a country where there is no freedom of speech. I think you cannot understand that because you haven't lived in a country like that.

[kbcmighty]

your seriously asking us to believe that a tiny island under 50 years of hostile blockade from the worlds largest superpower on its doorstep is ruled by a regime the vast majority its population despises and repudiates ? that would make the USA the most ineffective , useless , clueless and gayest empire either . The ONLY thing that sustains the Cuban revolution under such pressures is massive popular support . It could not conceivably survive otherwise . And these women clearly have no support

[Emilport74]

@kbcmighty I am not asking you to believe anything. You already believe in the Cuban propaganda, disregarding the reality. I was born and raised in Cuba and I know the reality in my country where nobody can say or do anything against the government without going to prison. All the media is censored. All the information you get from there comes from the government because they control everything, even the lives of all Cubans. That is why a lot of people leave the island to seek freedom.

[vicentbosch]

Comme d'habitude liberté pour les riches et prison pour les pauvres. La "démocratie" c'est la "tapadora" de la ploutocratie. Les riches au pouvoir et les pauvres à pain et de l'eau. Qui escolte la veu dels treballadors a les ràdios i televisions del món? El demòcrates tenen dues vares de mesurar, una per als qui se deixen robar les matèries primeres (els bons) i una altra per als que se neguen (els dictadors).

[TorchKing21]

jaja esos que ofendieron son del consejo de estato estupidos de esbirro de fidel jaja que maricones estos comunistas ya no creen ni en mujeres

[vicentbosch]

No ofèn qui vol, sinó qui pot.  I tu a part d'insultar ets com "his master-s voicie"

[enita50]

Creo que quien quiera que sea, cubano o no cubano, la mujer tiene derecho a decir y manifestar lo injusto. Especialmente si sus esposos, maridos, o amantes, sea lo que sea, estan en prision por pensar distinto a los comunistas. Valientes ellas, solo 5 o 5000, no importa la cifra, que salgan a la calle y comuniquen su sufrimiento.

[elmago305]

que valor tienen estas damas para enfrentarse contra un gobierno solo para exijir sus derechos, y que estupidos esos que estan en contra de ellas

[livorno19151921]

Con el dinero norte americano se manifesta mejor!!

[iroco96]

y con el dinero comunista se mata mejor

[ernestonieblachalita]

con el dinero norteamericano compra el whiskey todo el comité centrál, con ese dinero Acevedo hacía sus fechorías y los demás que están por venir, con el dinero norteamericano (cubanos en el exilio) se mantiene todo un país de una manera directa o indirecta, nuestro país, tú país.

[trungnguyen1227]

freedom for cuba, freedom from communist, freedom from cộng sản. Tự do dân chủ là thứ mà con người trên thế giới đều mong muốn, I am from vietnam. my country 's political is the same with u guy. we have to fight for justice.

[centauriblue2]

A ustedes les dejo la parte, de la no violencia

a mi déjenme la parte de la lanza

porque la sangre derramada, clama por venganza

y no deja descansar mi conciencia.

[4yall]

Very brave women. FREEDOM FOR CUBA!

[tcguy999]

radical? I would hardly call peaceful pro-democracy activists radical.

[lilbmore1]

Well cuba has strong ties with europe after all 67% of cuba is white.

[adrian8188]

Those european guys are a bunch of provocators, they intervene in internal affair of Cuba which is very abuse what they did, in other countries they woul be expelled.

[mindhunter09]

provocating what exactly? peaceful marches are by no means provocation. why should a government be threatened by that?

[fglt]

that is why the Cuban government always sends "apparently common" citizens to beat or scare them, but when there are members of the international media present, they are not very likely to be so drastic. Remember that the "Ladies in White" have received international awards.

[fglt]

Fidel Castro cares about the international media because he has economic relationships with many of these European countries, and without the consent of their governments and the overall disposition of the population, restrictions can arise between these corporations and Cuba that would damage the already weak Cuban economy. Moreover, if the Cuban government harshly represses these women, many international organizations concerned with civil rights and freedom would want to intervene,

[Cuban47]

Good for them!!!. They are really brave women like our Mariana Grajales. You have no idea how afraid Cuban people are to say something about the government openly. All my respect for Las Damas de Blanco.

[panjero]

Keep it going. As we all know people have died for the right to protest and give us free speech (depending on where you live)/Critiscism is not such a terrible thing,certainly not to be imprisioned.Castro and comrades lighten up before you die!! Paisley has.

[stefanialapenna]

The Radical Party is courageous enough to go protest human rights abuses by the terrorist and fascist Castro's regime. Viva Cuba Libre de la Mafia Terrorista y Filo-Al Qaeda del senor Castro.

[diegorulp]

se è comodo prendersela con la dittatura cubana, fatelo! I radicali sono impegnati nella campagna per l'abolizione della pena di morte in tutti i paesi, Stati Uniti compresi. Gli Stati Uniti non sono una dittatura. Ammesso che ci siano poteri forti e pericolosi negli USA, meglio più interessi forti in competizione tra loro che un unico plutocrate padrone dell'isola, come a Cuba.

[fmf1943]

Comodo prendersela con Cuba! Sarebbe più adeguato e incisivo per il Partito radicale dimostrare contro un paese amico, gli Usa, che praticano quotidianamente la pena di morte e che liberano gli assassini terroristi cubani anticastristi.

[jjfoxy1]

These activists were arrested and sentenced to between 6 and 25 years in prison.

[redckened]

I thought there was lack of liberty in Cuba... how come are these activist free to expose their ideology in front of a bunch of journalists?

[Politeama]

Because they are tired, very very tired of living without freedom. Because their husbands, sons, brothers, friends & fathers have been in the Cuban jails for years, and other killed. Because they are brave to do so. We all know that there is no democracy in Cuba for half a century. I admire these brave ladies.

[redckened]

Because all of that you think that "government" would let them do this... if there is no liberty why the gov just arrest them all, and maybe kill them? why not? Democracy? I've read Aristotle, as well democracy means "changing of presidents" within a term. you look for it and let me know. =

[Politeama]

These ladies do this because there is no freedom in Cuba, if there was freedom this whole thing would not make any sense. That's why they are so brave and are risking so very much, and those gentlemen are Italian visitors that decided to join them because it is a just cause. Cuba deserves to be free and is going to be free sooner or later.

[redckened]

You never answer my question... If there is not liberty, why were these ladies and the Italians visitors allowed to do what they did?? why??

[enaldume]

Because the have being filmed by international press agencies. There are international forces that are putting some pressure on Cuba mainly in Europe.Look at repudio damas de blanco

[redckened]

Why I don't get is why should a dictatorship care about international press, and more, why are they still alive? why they are not in jail?

[fglt]

Fidel Castro cares about the international media because he has economic relationships with many of these European countries, and without the consent of their governments and the overall disposition of the population, restrictions can arise between these corporations and Cuba that would damage the already weak Cuban economy. Moreover, if the Cuban government harshly represses these women, many international organizations concerned with civil rights and freedom would want to intervene,