By Chris Simmons
Telesur English reported a protest in Havana earlier this week drew “thousands” demanding the release of the three remaining Wasp Network
spies serving prison sentences in the United States. The demonstrators
(largely students) rallied under the marketing savvy theme, “I am Cuba.”
The dismal protest followed Havana’s disappointing hemispheric call for
Cuban 5 support, which was answered by just 32 Latin American parliamentarians from 14 nations.
It
wasn’t so long ago that the Castro regime could produce a
carefully-choreographed “spontaneous” protest of 100,000 people in an
hour. Now it’s a struggle to get a few thousand demonstrators to show
support for one of Havana’s major propaganda themes. Another sign of the
slow, steady decline of the government’s influence…...
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