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767:) or offends, with the spoken word or in writing, the dignity or decorum of an authority, public functionary, or his agents or auxiliaries." Penalties are from three months to one year in prison, plus a fine. If the person demonstrates contempt for the President of the Council of the State, the President of the National Assembly of Popular Power, the members of the Council of the State or the Council of Ministers, or the Deputies of the National Assembly of the Popular Power, the penalty is from one to three years in prison.
1168:, Eric Green, Washington File, 27 October 2000, Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State. Retrieved 7 August 2005. "In an October 26 statement, the European Parliament, which awards the prize annually, said the group of Cuban women has been protesting peacefully every Sunday since 2004 against the continued detention of their husbands and sons, who are political dissidents in Cuba. The women wear white as a symbol of peace and the innocence of those imprisoned."
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seemingly non-controversial topics such as children's literature and medical textbooks were destroyed. It was later revealed that some 8,000 pamphlets containing the text of the
Universal Declaration of Human Rights were discovered in the shipment. Rather than risking overlooking any pamphlets that may have been inserted in the pages of even the "safe" books in the shipment, the Cuban authorities apparently thought the wisest course was to destroy every one of the books sent from Spain.
814:(CPJ), an international NGO. By December 2011 this number had dropped to zero, although many prisoners were forced into exile in exchange for their freedom. However, journalists continued to be at risk of imprisonment or other severe sanctions if they engage in independent reporting or commentary. The Cuban government still uses arbitrary arrests and short-term detentions to restrict freedom of assembly and expression. By 2012 journalists were being jailed again, and in that year
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fund telecommunications development in Cuba. In
February 2009, ETECSA said that its subscriber base had surged by 60% to reach nearly half a million customers. Nearly 8,000 new connections were purchased in the first ten days after the restrictions were lifted. The government also halved the cost of the sign-up fee. The local newspaper, Juventud Rebelde reported that around 480,000 cellular lines are now in use, compared with 300,000 before the change.
1027:, who utilized contractors and front companies in the Cayman Islands, Spain and Ireland. A longer-term objective was to organize "smart mobs" that might "renegotiate the balance of power between the state and society." A database about the subscribers was created, including gender, age, and "political tendencies". At its peak ZunZuneo had 40,000 Cuban users, but the service closed as financially unsustainable when U.S. funding was stopped.
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policies, and even the country's leadership without reprisals. In
September the Catholic Church opened a cultural center in Havana that hosted debates featuring participants voicing different opinions about the country's future at which well-known dissidents were allowed to participate. The Catholic Church published two periodicals that sometimes included criticism of official social and economic policies.
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the press must be exercised in accordance with the aims of socialist society and none of the freedoms granted to citizens can be exercised against the provisions of the
Constitution and laws, nor against the existence and objectives of the socialist state, or against the decision of the Cuban people to build socialism and communism (article 62).
1081:, a nonprofit organization devoted to defending freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the Americas, stated how disgraceful it isthat "Not only are these individuals being denied their right to free speech, but their very lives are being endangered by denying them adequate health care." For example, imprisoned journalist
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Festival held in Havana in August, the Casa de
Cultura in Alamar received an order from the Ministry of Culture to review the lyrics of rap songs before the start of any concert. Cuban rappers responded by altering their music/lyric styles. Underground's beat slowed down its tempo and rappers started
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An article published on 19 November 1999 by Maria Elena
Rodriguez, a journalist for the Cuba-Verdad Press, described the burning and burying of hundreds of books donated to Cuba by the government of Spain. Unexplained at the time was why all of the books in the Spanish-donated shipment, even those on
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Civilian courts exist at the municipal, provincial, and
Supreme Court levels. The constitution recognizes the independence of the judiciary, but the judiciary is directly subordinate to the National Assembly, which can remove or appoint judges at any time and in practice the judiciary is dominated by
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The Cuban
Constitution of 1976 guaranteed religious freedom and freedom of conscience (articles 8 and 55), freedom and full dignity of man (article 9), freedom of speech and the press (article 53), and the rights of assembly, demonstration, and association (article 54). However, freedom of speech and
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Anyone who "publicly defames, denigrates, or scorns the
Republic's institutions, the political, mass, or social organizations of the country, or the heroes or martyrs of the nation" is subject to from three months to one year in prison. This sweeping provision potentially outlaws mere expressions of
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In the past, books, newspapers, radio channels, television channels, movies and music were heavily censored and clandestine printing was highly restricted. In recent years, this has changed with the Cuban public having easy (but often expensive) access to the internet and mobile phones with little
787:) reach across several state institutions, including the Communist Party, the police, the CDRs, the state-controlled labor union, student groups, and members of mass organizations. The government calls on SUVPs to carry out surveillance and to intimidate opposition activists. Rapid Action Brigades (
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Prior to March 2008 mobile phones were banned. However, they could be used by those who needed them as part of their work. In March 2008 Raul Castro lifted the ban on mobile phones along with other consumer goods. The state-run telecommunications company, ETECSA, says the revenues will be used to
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October 1994, five "counterrevolutionaries" were convicted of rebellion and each sentenced to ten years in prison. The judges characterized the group's actions as nonviolent, but found they had prepared and distributed calls for changes in the country's social, political, and economic systems,
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The Interior Ministry has principal responsibility for monitoring the Cuban population for signs of dissent. The ministry employs two central offices for this purpose: the General Directorate of Counter-Intelligence, which supervises the Department of State Security, also known as the Political
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Clandestine printing is a crime against public order and anyone who "produces, disseminates, or directs the circulation of publications without indicating the printer or the place where it was printed, or without following the established rules for the identification of the author or origin, or
935:, a prominent dissident group, who were holding demonstrations just days before the visit of Pope Benedict XVI. All but two of demonstrators were released within a day or two. The move was seen as a warning from the government not to interfere with the papal trip, the first to the island since
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changing their lyrics. The strident notes coming from the barrios and caserĂos that scared the State so much when they first came out they started softening themselves to take advantage of the promotional opportunities offered by those same people who initiated the hunting spree.
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Police, and the General Directorate of Internal Order, which supervises two police units with internal surveillance responsibilities, the National Revolutionary Police and the Technical Department of Investigation (Departamento TĂ©cnico de Investigaciones, DTI).
888:. It formally began in May of that year as Members of Civic Democratic Action, an umbrella group of nearly twenty Castro opposition organizations, formed an alliance with the Independent Cuban Journalists Association. The effort, however, ultimately failed.
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In August 2006, the Cuban government announced a warning to owners of illegal television satellite dishes, citing as a concern that the United States could use the dishes to transmit programming with "destabilizing, subversive content". Also, Cuba jammed
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1062:(CPJ) named Cuba one of the ten most censored countries in the world. In 2009 CPJ ranked Cuba as the world's fourth worst place for
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1555:"As pandemic spreads, the Cuban government moves to silence independent journalists"
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1945:"Radikal tv-kanal fĂĄr kritik" ("Radical TV station has come under criticism")
1919:"Por qué Fidel Castro censura a Telesur" ("Why Fidel Castro censors Telesur")
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1998:"Dozens reported arrested on way to Cuban dissident's funeral"
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1485:"Attacks on the Press in 2011: Cuba"
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1179:"Six facts about censorship in Cuba"
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3605:National Revolutionary Police Force
3563:Revolutionary Armed Forces (MINFAR)
3506:National Assembly of People's Power
2126:"Mobile Phone Usage Surges in Cuba"
2104:"Cuba lifts curbs on mobile phones"
1881:Thompson, Ginger (10 August 2006).
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4178:Freedom of speech by country
3274:Cuban intervention in Angola
3101:United States Virgin Islands
2863:Censorship in North America
1883:"Cuba: Warning on TV Dishes"
1704:. Greenwood Press. pp.
1352:"10 most censored countries"
793:Brigadas de Respuesta Rápida
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4347:Central African Republic
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2010:"Internet Enemies: Cuba"
1860:26 November 2013 at the
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6117:Censorship and websites
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4292:Bosnia and Herzegovina
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1513:"Human Rights in Cuba"
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6361:North Korean websites
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4897:Republic of the Congo
2966:Saint Kitts and Nevis
2545:Conspiracy of silence
2535:Collateral censorship
2460:Speech and expression
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948:Oswaldo Paya Sardiñas
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6780:Civil libertarianism
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6470:Moral responsibility
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3891:Scouting and Guiding
3683:Dual economy of Cuba
3454:Council of Ministers
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3269:Cuban Missile Crisis
3264:Bay of Pigs Invasion
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1152:10 July 2012 at the
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2981:Trinidad and Tobago
2876:Antigua and Barbuda
2817:Internet censorship
2153:The Washington Post
2091:English translation
2079:(6 February 2009),
2057:on 9 September 2011
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1933:English translation
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1083:Omar Ruiz Hernández
810:, according to The
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226:Democratic Republic
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6287:Microsoft in China
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3568:Revolutionary Army
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3175:Colonial governors
2916:Dominican Republic
2754:Moralistic fallacy
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2475:banned televisions
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2085:Cuban Youth Daily
2077:Rebelde, Juventud
1870:978-0-8223-4360-8
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