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May 29, 2009

A call for freedom in Cuba

Movilization

Uncommon Sense is proud to join a worldwide effort calling for change and freedom in Cuba:

June, 1 we will launch the "Call of Freedom" on the Web. This general mobilization is directed to all Cubans and non-Cubans bloggers and Internet users that wish for the freedom of all Cubans, and their right to exercise all inalienable human rights. Our objective is to reach all blogs and websites from around the world to respond and support this mobilization through the Web. Our blogs and websites will be open during that specific day with the same home page and an identical anthem, the anthem of freedom.

Title: Call of freedom.
Text: On behalf of all the Cuban people, we demand these legitimate rights forsaken by the government:
-Freedom for all political prisoners.
-Freedom to enter and leave the country.
-Freedom to access the Internet.

Posted by on May 29, 2009 at 05:15 AM in Cuba |

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