Kuba - ¡Hasta la victoria siempre! ili posle smrti Kastra i ne baš? - Page 12 - Politika - Svet

December 30, 2025Dec 30

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January 1Jan 1

Da se vratimo na temu after we were rudely interrupted

Happy New Year Jose Daniel Ferrer

vodja kubanske opozicije koji je nakon 100+hapsenja+zatvor morao u egzil; takodje Maykel Osorbo

1 rapper koji je popio 9 godina zbog pevanja u patria y vida

1 antikastro reggaeton u kome se reklamira zivot vs morbidne kastro obsesije muerte-om.

Kastro brother je 2016. “kategoricno odbacio” shock therapy pred 11.3mil kubanskih TV gledalaca.

Danas, samo 8.6mil kubanaca, bez struje, ne mogu da gledaju TV; vrv se pitaju zasto je kastro brother prekrsio obecanje&stavio ih pod 1 shock terapiju struje, hrane, vode?

Zasto muerte a ne vida?

Edit: prevod patria y vida pesme je nepotreban; ali ako treba u 2 reci - bando crvena!

Edited January 1Jan 1 by Bud Stonebraker

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January 2Jan 2

Dijaz je Kanel odlucio da proslavi kastrovu stotku, mozda prerano obzirom da je tek u augustu? Do tada se svasta moze desiti, tulum nije garantiran.

in other news today

Borac za slobodu je popio 7 godina robije jer je uznemiravao spokojnost gradjana provincije Granma (baba), te ih stimulisao&kreirao konfuziju+disrespektovao drzavu.

Provincija je dobila ime po brodu Baba na kome su kastro braca+chege plovili do kube

January 4Jan 4

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January 4Jan 4

Konačno će naš koleza Bud biti zadovoljan

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January 4Jan 4

Kuba sledeća, neka se spremi Kolumbija

January 5Jan 5

- Comandante, barem 100 telohranitelja za tebe&50 za mene! Jel vidis sta rade?

- Hmm...

Majstori na Kuvi izgleda gore heavy crude u termoelekTranama; 1 big no-no companeros! Mucho damage, no wonder termoelektrane kaput todos los dias - 20 horas por dia!

~~our man in Cuba~~ Dijaz radi sve sto moze glede samodestrukcije Kuve, Svinjski Zaliv v2.0 je sasvim nepotreban

January 5Jan 5

Situacija oko nafte je 1 major clusterfuck; silia&nikola u bruklinu, gospodja iz meksika radi sta moze (koliko, videcemo), oruzane snage&Gestapo trebaju naftu da sprece potencijalne nerede + narodu ne bi bilo lose da ima benzina tu i tamo!

Raul&Dijaz better get their shit together pretty fuckin fast!

January 9Jan 9

Interesantan post

Naravno, 1 iz galerije napacenih majami emigranata; ipak dajem mu kredit obzirom da je emigrant - mozda zna stanje na terenu; opet, emigranti nisu bas poznati po objektivnosti

Mozda je to i poenta - moze biti 1 partisan u emigraciji, zasto onima na Kuvi ne treba dozvoliti isto?

Three paths, one destination
Cuba is going to change. That is no longer up for debate. What is at stake is how and at what cost. The three options on the table are:

First option: negotiated and controlled transition. Release of political prisoners, legalization of the opposition, gradual economic opening, supervised electoral calendar. In exchange: amnesties for those who did not commit serious crimes, safe exits, legal guarantees, partial preservation of assets. Result: the country moves towards democracy with less trauma, the elites come out protected, and Cuba has an opportunity for reconstruction without massive revenge.

Second option: collapse under internal and external pressure. The regime resists, the economy continues to decline, protests increase, repression intensifies, Washington escalates sanctions and eventually supports internal forces or intervenes indirectly. Result: inevitable but chaotic change, with a high risk of violence, institutional fragmentation, and zero capacity for the elite to negotiate protections.

Third option: direct military intervention. Scenario similar to Venezuela or Panama 1989: special forces operation, capture of key leaders, temporary occupation. Outcome: the country is liberated, but the regime's leaders face courts in the United States, imprisonment without guarantees, total confiscation of assets, and global public exposure. Zero room for negotiation, zero protections.

Recent history is clear: leaders who bet on holding out until the end rarely achieve their goal, and when they fall, they do so without a safety net. Gaddafi ended up executed in a ditch. Milošević died in prison. Maduro is in a cell in New York awaiting trial. All of them had opportunities to negotiate dignified exits. All rejected them. All paid the highest price.