Luis Felipe Rojas is on the Castro dictatorship's blog roll

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On Sunday, Cuban independent blogger Luís Felipe Rojas published a post denouncing police for the beating of three women. (You can read it here in English.)

On Monday, the Castro dictatorship responded by sending its cops to surround Rojas' home in Holguín.

Not surprisngly, Rojas remained undaunted, taking to Twitter to report what was happening and to name the name of the head thug.

Show the Rojas, and the dictatorship, on which side you stand by reading his blog.

Posted by Marc R. Masferrer on May 23, 2011 at 09:03 PM in Cuba | Permalink

Jordan Allott, producer/director of "Oscar's Cuba":
"Arguably the best blog regarding Cuba."
The Militant (socialist newspaper):
"A well-known right-wing opponent of the Cuban Revolution."
Jay Nordlinger, National Review:
"A valuable blogger."
A reader from Australia:
"Stop hanging out in Cuban bars in Miami and either go to a decent school or do some reading; either that or stop writing ridiculous articles for your likeminded friends to read."
Marta Darby, www.mybigfatcubanfamily.com:
"Fabulous and astute."
Luis M. Garcia, author and blogger:
"Worth the trip."
Manuel A.Tellechea, author and former blogger:
"In terms of sheer usefulness and commitment, it would be hard to top Marc's Uncommon Sense. Of course ... common sense is better than uncommon sense."
Miami Herald:
"An anti-Castro hardliner."