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Exploring the “chasm”: A libertarian reply to Celia Hart

Anonyme, Miércoles, Abril 27, 2005 - 18:06

Movimiento Libertario Cubano

* Responding to the invitation extended a few days ago from Havana by Celia Hart Santamaria – member of the Cuban Communist Party and daughter of prominent figures of the regime – calling for discussions on leftist alternatives for Cuba’s future, and where she explicitly asks for an anarchist opinion, the Cuban Libertarian Movement makes public its proposals for the debate.

It is with great curiosity, interest and care that we have read your letter "About my Interview in the pages of La Jornada of April 5th", published simultaneously by the Spanish web pages Rebelión and La Haine. There are very many things we could discuss in your letter, Celia, really very many things. But, to be frank, we care little whether you await the definite prophesized assumption of Christ, Buddha and Mohammed or that you sit besides Lincoln and Whitman; we don’t care you feel you are a “princess of the Race

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