Cubans Speak to Power: Vanguard

[prepschoolkid]

Where can I find the rest of it?

[Demoman42]

he's died....

[meko33]

translation is bad at the end actually he says: "el lugar donde cayo el Che", "the place where el Che died" not where he born.

[rage253]

Okay.... I wanted to watch the rest of this viral vid......... And the response, and people should understand this guy is an absolute follower of Che Guevara...... Make a connection...... Che Guevara was an ancor of the Cuban revolution.... Come on people, stop making biased reports..... People eat everyday, people have jobs, people have free healthcare, people can go to college for FREE!!!!!! It costs money!!!!!!

[Cubanistico]

Oh, yes. have you been in Cuba? people have jobs that pays them 17 us dollars a month, that covers the food for a week. PEOPLE DON"T EAT EVERYDAY THAT IS TOTALLY FALSE. OK free education to get pay $17 A JOKE. helath care OK. hospitals falling apart and all the doctors are in venezuela. and finally your beloved che was a fucking asasing.

[rage253]

If you look at the statistics, Cuba is doing a lot better than other countries in latin america.... The most educated people PER CAPITA in Latin America, Lowest infant mortality rates, and higher life expectancies..... And about Che being an assassin, how about Fulgencio Batista's guards??? Or in modern days, the US Army?????? Did Che kill innocent people???

[Cubanistico]

Oh, we have a good education in Cuba, not to mention that we all got brainwashed with the comunist crap since we were 5.

Lower infant mortality, OK. Don't beleived all you hear, LOL. Cuba has the hiest pregnacy interuptions in the world as well.

And last YES he kill a lot of INNOCENT people, NO TRIAL, JUST MASIVE KILLING, do you know that more people die the week after therevolution that in the hole campain? and at last cut the crap with US we are talking about Cuba.

[amibbdos]

health care ok???

Cuba has some of the best doctors in the region!

better than OK i would think

[Cubanistico]

Oh, yes agree with you on that, but they are not in Cuba, they are in venezuela beacause somehow the regime has to justify the oil that they get. so at the end is like there are no doctors at all.

[amibbdos]

thats so odd.

I'm from the Caribbean so I know a lot of people from the region go to med school there..

[Cubanistico]

oh, it is odd, I am also from the caribbean better yet from Cuba.

[amibbdos]

su nome es una grande pista

:P

[Cubanistico]

?????I don't know is good or bad, I just don't understand you. LOL

[amibbdos]

perdona-me, tengo una enorme influencia portugués cuanto a mi español ahora

su nombre "cubanistico" es una grande pista para adivinar su nacionalidad

[Cubanistico]

No hay problema amibbdos, Si el nombre me delata. saludos

[Cubanistico]

i am not saying saying Cuba doesn't graduate good doctor, i am saying that they are not in cuba to care of our own people, they are all over south america and the caribbean. they are an export product. offcourse cuban gov said that they on humanitarian mission witch is not true, Cuba charge for their service and pay them a misery salary.

[rage253]

I see where you're coming from sir, and I totally respect your opinion and I'm so glad we are having such a diplomatic discussion. I really want to go to Cuba and see things for myself, first hand. What I'm getting at is that Cuba is by far doing better than any other country in central america or the carribean And what I'm saying is that all of that does come at some expense

[Cubanistico]

Que bien, rage253, veo que eres salvadore~o.

Si, todo en esta vida cuesta, pero hay que ver hasta cuando estamos dispuestos a pagar. Creo que si seria bueno que fueras, pero no a montar un autobus de turismo que te lleva a un lindo haotel, si no que vieras detras de los carteles comunistas y las fachadas de los hoteles, encontraras una Cuba semi destruida pero mucho mas linda y rica.

[rage253]

yo te entiendo perfectamente, amigo. Entiendo perfectamente que el margen de superacion es mas limitado en Cuba, pero la belleza de los asuntos politicos es que aunque creamos que somos TAN diferentes en nuestras formas de pensar, todos (excluyendo ciertas RATAS tanto izquierdistas como derechitas que solo piensan en aprovecharse de la gente para hacerse millonarios) solo queremos el MEJOR desempeno para nuestras respectivas patrias.

[amibbdos]

What it's doing better than the Bahamas? or Barbados? or the Cayman Islands? O rly?

[ReyCanario11]

As an ex-employee who worked and ex- foreigner in Cuba, I see people eat everyday: but not good food at all, people have jobs, but yet I was making more money in a regular position than a doctor in Cuba. People have free healthcare yes, yet they wait forever to be serviced and sometimes medication is not there. As a foreigner and employee of a industry where Cuba makes their money, I've seen doctors faster than a Cuban citizen, people go to school but yet no opportunity or growth for good work

[Cubanistico]

Mis respetos a este muchacho por exigir susderechos.

[meko33]

No exige nada, solamente cuestiona.

[Cubanistico]

Ah, caramba. es que segun tu tenia que sacar un arma y quitarle la billetera a alarcon, no?

[meko33]

No, pero notas el nivel de madurez entre mi comentario y el tuyo? Yo no trate de ofenderte y en cambio tu si tratas de hacerlo.

Hay una diferencia entre exigir y cuestionar, cuando alguien exige: pide, demandar y cuestionar: preguntar, poner en duda. y justamente es lo q hace el joven poner en duda el sistema politico/economico cubano.

Y si quisiera exigir algun derecho, de lo q el en ningun momento hace referencia alguna, no es necesaria la violencia, no como tu crees.

[Cubanistico]

Yo no te ofendo solo ironiso, segun tu, un simple estudiante que to lo que tine en la vida es su carrera de informatica tiene que pararse y cantarles las 40 a alarcon, a mi me parece que adtuo muy bien. Cuestionar y exigir son dos dosas muy parecidas no crees?

[cheguevaraisgod]

first. lol

this is intense. :|