Uncensored Cuban Blogs Speak Out

Thanks to being granted the right to own personal computers one month ago, younger generations of Cubans are becoming more vocal in their opposition to government policies and less afraid to openly state their opinions. Sites such as Sin EVAsion and Petrosalvaje also feature Cubans voicing opposition to the government under their real names.
While the Cuban government has yet to try and arrest the authors and owners of these Web sites ,it is still dangerous for them to operate. These brave Cubans risk arrest every day by illegally connecting to the Internet and posting anti-government speech. [Source: AP/AOL News, via USA Today]





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Subscribe to commentsFighterApr 28th 2008 8:02PM
Change will not happen unless you're willing to be arrested for it, bleed for it, or DIE for it.
Americans have shed their blood for our freedoms and I'm afraid Cubans must be willing to do the same.
There is NO REASON why Cuba cannot be a rich and THRIVING country based on exports and tourism. Each Cuban should be FREE to speak, to work, to live in any way they choose. They should have the RIGHT to vote.
One day the new Constitution of Cuba will be written but before it is written blood may flow.
Brave people are the ones that will CHANGE Cuba and make history.
Matu FelicianoApr 29th 2008 2:59AM
The mind must be free or other wise it will rebel.........The youth must make the future, and we must support them in doing so. It's a shame what has taken place en Cuba........
Leroy VargasMay 8th 2008 12:55PM
And now that Fidel Castro is no longer in power and Raul Castro happens to be an easier guy (yup, he now allows almost all Cubans access to cellphones and DVDs, something unthinkable during Fidel-ism), anti-Communism blogs are now a piece of cake.