Via Penultimos Dias, a clip from Spain’s El Pais (pdf) where Cuban balladeer Silvio Rodriguez, on tour in
Take it for what it’s worth. But if he does not stand for election to the National Assembly, he is effectively resigning, because that is the only path for election to the Council of State.
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Y para los que no lo sepan, Silvio, además de cantante, es diputado a la Asamblea Nacional.
Lo sabemos, lo sabemos y bien que lo sabemos. But I read that those comments "disapeared" from other versions of the interview. Is this true?
ultimamente el granmas y juventud rebelde han cometidos errores monumentales, especialmente en las versiones online
han aparecido escritos , oraciones y al otro dia desaparecido como arte de magia...
seran tan incompetentes o sera que hay alguien que nos esta enviando un mensaje
So Silvio is a Diputado del Poder Popular?. In other words, a non- entity who can only nod and agree to the decisions already sent from above by the Party pyramid. Outside of Cuba the Poder Popular are known as the "the singing children of Havana" for a very good reason. The choirmaster gives the clue and the children start to sing the song they all have rehearsed previously. Isn't socialist freedom wonderful?
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