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Generation Y is a Blog inspired by people like me, with names that start with or contain a "Y". Born in Cuba in the '70s and '80s, marked by schools in the countryside, Russian cartoons, illegal emigration and frustration. So I invite, especially, Yanisleidi, Yoandri, YusimÃ, Yuniesky and others who carry their "Y's" to read me and to write to me. Transgressing the limitsSeven months after they warned me, in a dark police station, that “you have transgressed all the limits,†I continue traveling to Pinar del RÃo to conduct the Blogger Journey. Instead of curing the virus of expressing ourselves online, that December 6th ban on our meeting has fueled, in many, the desire to become infected. Here are some photos taken Sunday in the west of the country, while I was teaching the guts of Wordpress and tricks for updating a blog.
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Graduate in Philology. Lives in Havana and combines her passion for information science with her work on the Portal Desde Cuba.
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Julio 22nd, 2009 at 06:44
im writing a paper on the cuban trade embargo.
Julio 21st, 2009 at 16:11
From the U.S.A.–A smart Cuban government will see that the only way to “cure” this disease is to find room for her in their government. A job improving the use of the internet in Cuba, freeing expression in Cuba will shut this philologist down! A strong person doesn’t fear the opinions of others.
Julio 21st, 2009 at 14:38
From a tiny island in the Caribbean. With love. Nath
Julio 21st, 2009 at 14:11
Muchisimas gracias, Julio. Translating this and some of the other blogs continues to be one of the greatest pleasures of my life!
As for the party on the Malecon… CAN’T WAIT!!!!!!
Julio 21st, 2009 at 14:01
Great work Yoani!!! It is a human right to express oneself non-violently and to speak freely to others and show them to be informed and live in dignity.
Julio 21st, 2009 at 02:35
Although Yoani prepared this post with very few words, I have to say that nothing gives me more hope than these photos of ordinary Cubans learning a new tool with which they may, if they choose, express themselves freely.
Julio 21st, 2009 at 01:49
Que bueno baila usted
. This is a wonderful fictional biography, based in historical facts, of the greatest interpreter of the “afro-cuban son” in history, Bartolomé Maximiliano, “El Benny”, Moré. With a prose full of passion and poetry, the author describes the musical development of “El Benny”, from his impoverished childhood, to his years of fame and his death. This book can also be read as a history of the Cuban music and its most important instrument: the Clave. A must-have book to understand, and enjoy, the origins of the rhythm that inspired new music styles around the world.
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http://www.revistaaguaimaro.blogspot.com
Julio 21st, 2009 at 01:44
Translator let me take a little time here to congratulate you in your speedy and very accurate translations It’s amazing how fast you do it! Thank you for helping us spread the word!
Thank you for caring about Cuba and Cubans!
I hope one day when Cuba is free we can all meet in Havana!
Yoani with all the translators and everyone that posted on her blog! That will be a very awesome experience!
Julio 20th, 2009 at 21:10
Marconeuro, you are due for an appointment with your Neurologist.
Julio 20th, 2009 at 20:56
Generacion B: I belong to the generation B, second class citizens, born with the Bush (jr & sr) and Berlusconi, the mafia man that changed forever Italian culture with his junk television and politics, the two Bushes, making war for oil, subsidizing GM agriculture and backing Monsanto and Microsoft.
Generacion B
Julio 20th, 2009 at 14:08
The only way to claim your freedom is by practicing your freedom!
God bless you Yoani
You are a true patriot
and a true Cuban!
You and those that follow you are Cuban patriots fighting for freedom!
The best to all!
keep freedom alive by practicing it!
Julio 20th, 2009 at 07:21
If there’s one thing’s i’ve learned,it’s that no matter how powerful the government might seem or claim,if there’s someone willing to stand up & speak up against,then they will feel more threatened & scared then pigeon’s.
GO Yoani! :-)