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He was 5 years old when his parents had to make an unthinkable choice. Keep their son with them under communism. Or send him away alone so he could have a shot at freedom. That was Andy Garcia’s reality. And he was not the only one. Thousands of Cuban children were separated from their families because their parents knew what that system was doing. It was not just taking homes or businesses. It was trying to control people completely. Their future. Their beliefs. Their identity. Their freedom. Imagine being forced to choose between raising your child and saving your child. Some families reunited. A lot of them never did. Now look at Cuba today. Cubans are sitting in the dark without electricity. They are struggling to eat. They are in the streets banging pots because it is the only way left to make noise. And while that is happening, these activists fly in, sit in air conditioned buildings, speak into microphones, eat catered food, and call it solidarity. Give me a break. You cannot claim to stand with oppressed people while being hosted comfortably inside the system crushing them. That is not compassion. That is not solidarity. It is performance. It is propaganda tourism. Cubans are not asking for luxury. They are not asking for pity. They are asking for freedom. And no staged event, no fake activism, and no polished propaganda trip is going to change that.

Momento histórico para la Iglesia en Inglaterra. Sarah Mullally se convirtió en la primera arzobispa de Canterbury. Es la primera mujer que liderará la Iglesia anglicana formada por más de 95 millones de feligreses en 165 países.

Te meten en un centro tutelado con menas. Te viola una manada de salvajes. Te tiras de un quinto porque no puedes con la vida y te quedas parapléjica. Tienes 25 años y tu única esperanza es morir. Mañana recibe la eutanasia. Tengo la sangre helada.