Cubadebate, which is Diplo Granma, cannot escape that mixture of barricades, inaccuracies and tragic humor that characterizes the anti-Cuban press paid for by the Political Bureau of the Communist Party.
A walk through the pages of the "anti-terrorist" portal; reveals that the screwers of Havana are unsurpassed in failed acts. in addition to entering a unipolar world, where Cuba is the least bad of the possible planets, its allies are revered and adversaries vilified, through a permanent exercise of paradoxical journalism.
India, the world's leading demographic power, traditional ally of Castroism in the Non-Aligned, this time entertains the comedians of Cubadebate; experts in copying Russia Today, Rebelión and Telesur and other aromatic herbs that not even goats will eat.
The Asian giant has positioned itself as the fifth largest economy in the world, an unquestionable success that has an impact on the increase in the standard of living of its citizens, but the hare jumps when Cubadebate scores complimentary to India and drop this gem:
"Indian media highlight that the rise of the Asian country is related to its openness to the market, in contrast to the autarkic policies of the past. The new panorama began in the 1990s and included industrial deregulation, the reduction of commercial control, the increase of foreign investment and the privatization of state-owned companies. These measures helped India accelerate economic growth, specialists assessed.
Incredible! Cubadebate praises India for doing exactly the opposite of what the Cuban government preaches and does, which is the oldest autarchy in Latin America, in fraternal socialist emulation with Comrade Kim Yong-Un, that plump young man with a tailor who hates him.
We already knew that Cuba is different, that socialism? It did not arrive with the Red Army and that Castroism was a Soviet pawn only until perestroika and glasnot. But stop giving ideas, lest Cubans, reading them, discover that the solution to breakfast, lunch and dinner with peace and tranquility consists of reversing the revolutionary offensives of those fateful 1960 and 1968.
Although it could also be happening that the olive green caste, those technocrats who have positioned themselves in political power through Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz, have decided to leave their barracks armed with an Indian Manual of pencil, primer, paper, literacy! ! and they wanted to start where it hurts most, the Orwellian press that insists on competing with Pánfilo; while the time comes to have to stop living off the story.
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