The ugly: Castro’s dark legacy

On November 25, 2016, Fidel Castro passed away at the age of 90. A former Cuban leader hated the people he paid for for 47 years and hated.

Fidel Castro takes control of power in 1959 after the Cuban revolution and will be remembered as a symbolic but highly biased person in the 20th century. Erica Kavala - Director of Amnesty International Americas, Rosas called Castro "a progressive but faulty leader."

Cuban officials argue that the former prime minister has experienced over 600 assassination attempts. But as Meme reads, "even Castro can not survive 2016"

In response to Castro's death announcement, President Donald Trumph said the former prime minister is "a barbaric dictator who suppressed his citizen for about 60 years."

Prime Minister Trudeau wrote as follows. "As a controversial figure, Castro's supporters and critics have acknowledged his great devotion and love for the people of Cuba who have a deep, lasting feeling for" El Commandantte. " ""

Castro supervised several important human rights victories during his regime, including significant improvements in Cuba's access to health care and residence. He also brought unprecedented momentum to improve literacy skills.

Castro achieved these outcomes by social policy, but his 49-year governance is characterized by unrelenting restraint of freedom of speech.

Amnesty International has documented the human rights situation of Cuba for over 50 years. In the meantime, we gathered hundreds of testimonials from the "prisoners of conscience" who was detained in the government to exercise the rights of freedom of speech, association and assembly.

"The state of freedom of speech in Cuba is that activists continue to face arrest and harassment against the government, which is the darkest legacy of Fidel Castro," Guevararosa said.

After the provisional government was established in 1959, Castro organized a trial of former government members and hundreds of abbreviated executions took place. Castro replied, as he refuted the strong protests of the international community and accused many of the trials that it was unfair.

"Revolutionary justice is not based on legal rules, it is based on moral beliefs.We are not running innocent people and political opponents.Is running a murderer It is.

Cuba holds the death penalty for serious crimes (its use has definitely diminished under the guidance of Castro)

Amnesty International considers the death penalty wrong in any case. We are striving hard to completely abolish it in Cuba and around the world.

There is a long-term imprisonment with little political motivation, but short-term arrest and continuous harassment widely to express opinions to defend human rights or to dispute arbitrary arrest of relatives I'm using.

The government restricts access to the Internet as a way to manage access to information and freedom of expression. Only 25% of the population of Cuba can access the Internet, only 5% of households can connect to the Internet.

"The legacy of Fidel Castro is a story of two worlds," Guevara-Rosas said. "The problem now is what the future Cuban human rights will be like, and the lives of many people depend on it."

The biggest problem here is that Kapnik does not seem to recognize the heritage of Castro. In addition to Christian's anger, compulsion and homosexuality by Castro, Castro's record of racial justice does not "obviously" wake up "as the Internet says. Cuban racism left behind Castro, but it can safely be said that open race discrimination against African-born individuals is still more prominent than the United States. In fact, racial discrimination is an official policy not declared. In other fashion news of Kaepernick, he also wore socks containing pictures of swine clothed like a police officer. In any case, if the objective is to end the police 's barbaric behavior against black people, the move seems to have left off. Of course, the lack of consciousness is not a problem for the police, nor is it the killing of an unarmed black man. In addition to the opposing increase to Black Lives Matter and troubled fans, what is the protest movement?

Cuba started lamenting on 25 November 2016. About 3:29 am GMT, President announced the death of Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro. Behind him, Castro left a legacy of decades of controversy and power. In this article we will outline the life and influence of one of the most fragmented persons in history. Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz was born in a Cuban villa and is the third child of six children. He is educated at a private Jesuit boarding school. Although he is a smart child, some say he is more interested in sports than research. After graduating in 1945, Castro continued studying the law at Havana University. It is here that he is immersed in Cuba's nationalism, socialism, anti-imperialism for the first time.