Redcuban1959 [any]

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Cake day: December 19th, 2020

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  • Can someone explain why this is happening?

    Boric fucked up really badly and Trump/Local Elites/Social Media have been financing and promoting right-wing ideology in South America in response to the fall of the 2010’s Conservative Wave, and the Second Pink Tide (which started with the election of AMLO in Mexico).

    are Chileans the gusanos of Latin America or are they just white people?

    Chileans can be based communists, cringe liberals or really weird chuds, but that is basically the same for all of Latin America. But the two most conservative countries in South America are Peru (which still do have a large left-wing presence which usually mix with some form of Peruvian nationalism thanks to Gen. Velasco’s influence who was basically South American Nasser/Pro-Soviet Social Democrat Dictator) and Paraguay (basically a dictatorship since ever, the country has been controlled by the right-wing faction of the Colorado party since the 1940s, and their main opposition is the left-wing faction within the Colorado Party, who are usually social democrats or socialist christians, and the Liberal Party).

    Chilean society is usually very progressive but their economy is really fucked, and it’s no wonder there are a lot of protests in there. Kast have been trying to become president for a while now, so most people knows who he is.






  • The context is that Andres Pastrena (former president of Colombia, right-wing, who has ties with the USA and is a POS) went on a trip with Epstein from the USA to the Bahamas. In the Bahamas, Fidel invited both to Cuba (this was in 2003, some days before this Cuba had arrested some spies as reported by Gusano media outlets, and Latin America had changed their views on Cuba, so it was common for right-wing politicians to visit there, specially with USian business people or actors, mostly to show opposition to Bush or because they liked Cuba). They arrived there, Epstein stayed for a day or two and left without Pastrena (as reported by Pastrena himself). Pastrena stayed in Cuba and talked with Fidel, and then left some days after this. Theres no proof that Fidel even talked with Epstein, he probably just wanted to talk with Pastrena and thought Epstein was just some random USian businessman.


  • Franco was a huge POS, but back then Spain did have a more independent foreign policy than most Western European States.

    In spite of Franco’s anticommunism, Cuba and Spain held diplomatic relations after Fidel Castro came into power and became Prime Minister of Cuba in 1959. When the United States decreed an embargo against Cuba in 1960 and 1962, its Latin American and European allies followed suit, however, Francisco Franco did not place an embargo on Cuba. American pressure against the Spanish embargo breach was deflected by the renegotiation of the American military bases in Spain in 1963.

    Both Castro’s father and Franco hailed from the rugged northern countryside of Spain, a region renowned for its fierce and stubborn citizenry. After Franco’s death, Cuba decreed three days of mourning. After the Spanish transition to democracy, Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez visited Cuba in 1978.

    Some people have pointed out that Spain only supported Cuba, because they wanted to have cordial relations with their former colonies, and because they wanted to get back at the USA for stealing these colonies from them during the American-Spanish War.


  • The Yemeni Socialist Party (Arabic: الحزب الاشتراكي اليمني, al-Hizb al-Ishtiraki al-Yamani, YSP), officially the Socialist Party Organization (Arabic: منظمة الحزب الاشتراكي), is a social democratic political party in Yemen. A successor of Yemen’s National Liberation Front, it was the ruling party in South Yemen until Yemeni unification in 1990. Originally Marxist–Leninist, the party has gradually evolved into a social democratic opposition party in today’s unified Yemen.

    Following the outbreak of the Yemeni Civil War, the party split into two factions; one remained in Yemen and labelled itself the “YSP – Anti-Aggression” and declared its loyalty to the Houthis and their leader Abd al-Malik al-Houthi, while much of the party’s leadership, including Abdulrahman al-Saqqaf and Yasin Said Numan, went into exile in Riyadh and backed the government of Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi. After the split, the “Anti-Aggression” faction issued statements that they consider the leadership in Riyadh to have been expelled from the party for of their support of the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen, calling for their punishment as a result.

    The “Anti-Aggression” faction declared its opposition to the Saudi-led coalition, vowing to aid the Houthis in defeating it. Notably, this faction of the YSP actively helped facilitate the Houthi entry into Ta’izz during the battle for the city, one of the YSP’s historic centers. In 2016, it denounced the United Nations for removing Saudi Arabia from the list of countries responsible for harming children. They also condemned the Trump administration’s decision to designate the Houthis as a terrorist group.





  • Ecuador doesn’t have diplomatic relations with Mexico, ever since dictator wannabe failson Daniel Noboa ordered the invasion of the Mexican Embassy to illegaly arrest and torture former VP Jorge Glas.

    Meanwhile Noboa “owns” the Mexican Goverment, his country is under heavy forest fires and lacking eletricity, while gangs and cartels run around killing innocent people. Even his own VP, a far-right zionist btw, even her got attacked by Noboa because she dared to take control of the Presidency while Noboa was preparing for the 2025 Presidential Elections. He removed Verónica Abad Rojas, the VP, from power but the congress (which is under control of the Democratic Socialists), voted to keep her in power and for her to assume the presidency.