We were! Here are links to articles in Reuters and local Miami TV station WSVN that mention Val and BabaluBlog. Way to go, El Barbaro! (Pssst. Notice who is listed above The Miami Herald on the related links in WSVN article…)
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Man you are raking links and traffic, Val! I bet that at the very the moment The Beast goes to his richly deserved eternal pit of fire, Babalu will hit the 1 million mark.
Congrats buddy!! You are the man!!
VACILON BABALU!!!
BABALU IS ONE # 1 AND DON’T YOU FORGET!!!
VIVA CUBA LIBRE!!!
QUE RICO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!!
Who knows, maybe the Herald editors will be the ones con un patatun cuando vean eso.
No great loss.
I bet they’re waxing his corpse for the mausoleum as we speak. Abajo fidel! Abajo raul!! Six FEET down.
Alabao! Congrats for being mentioned. Next up..TV
When it rains, it pours:
The National Ledger of Canada just cited Babalu (and Blog for Cuba and a whole bunch of other good ones!) Free Republic magnified the impact by picking up that article, see it here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1675979/posts
Val has a great face for radio…
Parumpah…
We’ll be here all week, folks!
Congrats, Val!
Here’s hoping the next interview asks about your reaction to cagastro’s confirmed death!
I did a Google and look how many newspapers are mentioning Babalu as the go-to definitive source on Cuba! Can you believe it????
http://news.google.com/news?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD%2CGGLD%3A2004-07%2CGGLD%3Aen&tab=wn&q=babalu+-renato+-grill+-theatre+-jazz+-homer&btnG=Search+News
from CNN
“But a U.S. intelligence official said he does not believe claims that Castro has died.
The message seems to be: “The guy will be back in some capacity,” the official said. “There is no reason to believe this is more serious.”
The word needs to get to the Cuban people to take to the streets. The time is now!
Val,
All I wish for is the before you get your 1 million visitor, el sumo hijo de puta is flatlining, which looks to be very soon.
Congratulations, Val. These are the times when you can claim it is all worthwhile. Keep up the good work. Abajo Fidel and Viva Cuba Libre!!
I understand the bitterness towards castro and the hopes for his death, but why do people insist on becoming jubilant to the point where they believe this will change anything? Why do people believe that ONE MAN did all this damage? Castro is the voice of COMMUNISM. He is the leader of a REGIME of like-minded people who will not simply shrug and let Cuba be free once he is gone. You hear of cubans packing their bags ready to return to Cuba, for what? You think all of a sudden that when castro dies the buildings will be rebuilt, the slums will vanish and money and the good life will be waiting for you when you return? Do you think his brother or the numerous others that are in empowered in cuba will simply let go and allow policy to be changed? I am not here to crush hopes and dreams, because I do believe that cuba will one day be free, and that will be great. I am here as the voice of reason to those who think one mans death is going to change everything. Its not.
baValú rocks! :p
changing the subject: a friend of mine is in Cuba right now…I’ll bet he’ll have some fresh news “de adentro”- I’ll let you know if there’s something interesting.