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Brazil Decries Anti Cuba Media Campaigns

Rio de Janeiro -  The campaigns of mass media against Cuba, qualified as media terrorism, were denounced by panelists in the 4th State Convention of Rio of Janeiro in Solidarity with Cuba.

Mauro Iasi, professor of the Federal University of Rio of Janeiro considered the manipulation of the informative monopolies impressive and assured that a rule written in those media when referring to the Caribbean island and its revolutionary process already exists.

Iasi asserted that the monopoly hates Cuba for the bad example it provides to poor nations, in the sense of showing it is possible to reach a better, more fair and equal society.

The university professor said that the island makes reality thanks to the fact that it is a completely original revolution in the construction of socialism.

On the other hand, the president of the Union of Journalists and Writers of Cuba (UPEC), Tubal Páez, stated that no other country has ever endured so much effort, especially in the last 50 years, to try and make it's ideas hated, to demobilize it, provoke it, weaken it and isolate it.

He mentioned that at the present time, 1,955 hours for 31 frequencies in the bands of half, short wave and FM, as well as for television are transmitted from the United States every week.

The system, he added, includes two airplanes with specialized equipment for television, the use of satellites of DirecTV, Dish, Intelsat and Hispasat.

The president of UPEC thanked the friends of the Cuban Revolution in Rio of Janeiro for the Vision Now Operation that every day carries out work to remove the cloudy veil of the waterfall of lies that prevents a lot of people from seeing, in its true shades, the reality of Cuba.
 

 
 
 
 


 

 

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