Comments on: Violent acto de repudio mob attacks Yoani’s husband http://babalublog.com/2009/11/violent-acto-de-repudio-mob-attacks-yoanis-husband/ an island on the net without a bearded dictator Sat, 20 Mar 2010 19:54:39 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: StJacques http://babalublog.com/2009/11/violent-acto-de-repudio-mob-attacks-yoanis-husband/comment-page-1/#comment-104740 StJacques Sun, 22 Nov 2009 02:19:06 +0000 http://babalublog.com/?p=30059#comment-104740 I published a blog entry last night when I learned of the assault on Reinaldo at: http://stjacquesonline.blogspot.com/2009/11/intimidation-of-cuban-bloggers.html I split the composite image Reinaldo has on his blog into two sections and included small red arrows pointing to him so that everyone could follow the violence. But I also found out something very interesting today that almost caught me by surprise. What is happening in Cuba is being watched very closely elsewhere in Latin America, and especially in Nicaragua, where the opposition to Ortega and the FSLN staged a huge march today. I wrote another blog entry on this event, which is up at: http://stjacquesonline.blogspot.com/2009/11/successful-outcome-to-protest-march-in.html And which follows up another I published yesterday. In today's post I included a translation into English of a blog post from <i>La Prensa</i> (Managua) journalist Luciano Cuadra on "Why We Are Marching." Luciano dedicated an entire paragraph to what happened yesterday to Reinaldo Escobar in Cuba as a motivation for the marchers. En español: También nos expresamos hoy en solidaridad con Reinaldo Escobar, el esposo de la bloguera cubana Yoani Sánchez; quien fue atacado ayer por una turba a la cubana, por que quiso debatir con ideas con el agente castrista que atacó a Yoani hace unos días. Así de grande es el pavor de los cobardes cuando alguien les amenaza con desenfundar las palabras y batirse con ellos en un duelo a muerte intelectual. ¡Increible! Temen que muera su cerebro. No comprendo. In English: We also express ourselves in solidarity today with Reinaldo Escobar, the husband of the Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez; who was attacked yesterday by a Cuban crowd, because he wanted to debate ideas with the <i>Castrista</i> agent who attacked Yoani some days before. How great is the fear of cowards when someone threatens them with the drawing of words and beating them with those words in an intellectual duel to the death. Incredible! They fear that their brain will die. I do not understand. I think it is worth noting that what is happening in Cuba is not only being followed elsewhere in Latin America, it is also motivating those opposed to the Latin American Left and their policies. Reinaldo, Yoani, et al. are more important than many people might believe. StJacques <a href="http://stjacquesonline.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">StJacques Online: A Freedom Blog</a>   I published a blog entry last night when I learned of the assault on Reinaldo at:

http://stjacquesonline.blogspot.com/2009/11/intimidation-of-cuban-bloggers.html

I split the composite image Reinaldo has on his blog into two sections and included small red arrows pointing to him so that everyone could follow the violence.

But I also found out something very interesting today that almost caught me by surprise. What is happening in Cuba is being watched very closely elsewhere in Latin America, and especially in Nicaragua, where the opposition to Ortega and the FSLN staged a huge march today. I wrote another blog entry on this event, which is up at:

http://stjacquesonline.blogspot.com/2009/11/successful-outcome-to-protest-march-in.html

And which follows up another I published yesterday. In today's post I included a translation into English of a blog post from La Prensa (Managua) journalist Luciano Cuadra on "Why We Are Marching."

Luciano dedicated an entire paragraph to what happened yesterday to Reinaldo Escobar in Cuba as a motivation for the marchers.

En español:

También nos expresamos hoy en solidaridad con Reinaldo Escobar, el esposo de la bloguera cubana Yoani Sánchez; quien fue atacado ayer por una turba a la cubana, por que quiso debatir con ideas con el agente castrista que atacó a Yoani hace unos días. Así de grande es el pavor de los cobardes cuando alguien les amenaza con desenfundar las palabras y batirse con ellos en un duelo a muerte intelectual. ¡Increible! Temen que muera su cerebro. No comprendo.

In English:

We also express ourselves in solidarity today with Reinaldo Escobar, the husband of the Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez; who was attacked yesterday by a Cuban crowd, because he wanted to debate ideas with the Castrista agent who attacked Yoani some days before. How great is the fear of cowards when someone threatens them with the drawing of words and beating them with those words in an intellectual duel to the death. Incredible! They fear that their brain will die. I do not understand.

I think it is worth noting that what is happening in Cuba is not only being followed elsewhere in Latin America, it is also motivating those opposed to the Latin American Left and their policies.

Reinaldo, Yoani, et al. are more important than many people might believe.

StJacques
StJacques Online: A Freedom Blog
 

]]> By: Henry Agueros http://babalublog.com/2009/11/violent-acto-de-repudio-mob-attacks-yoanis-husband/comment-page-1/#comment-104732 Henry Agueros Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:34:10 +0000 http://babalublog.com/?p=30059#comment-104732 OF COURSE THE PUSSY WHO HAD THE COJONES TO HIT RAYNALDOS WIFE.....NEVER ARRIVES. I WONDER WHY? OF COURSE THE PUSSY WHO HAD THE COJONES TO HIT RAYNALDOS WIFE.....NEVER ARRIVES. I WONDER WHY?

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