Without Evasion [1] considers Raul Castro's pledge “to develop a new brave, honest and transparent journalism during the Sixth Congress of the CCP”, saying: “If the coverage of what happened in Libya is an example of what our reformist General considers information transparency, we can clearly intuit how little faith we should place in the ‘renewal’ of the press, and similarly, in the sincerity of larger undertakings.”
Cuba: Pseudo-Transparency
· Written by Janine Mendes-Franco
Categories: Latin America, Cuba, Digital Activism, Freedom of Speech, Governance, International Relations, Media & Journalism, Politics, Protest