John Suarez ن

@johnjsuarez

Human rights activist & advocate for ordered liberty via nonviolence. Recalling: Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.-George Santayana

Miami, FL
cubanexilequarter.blogspot.com
Joined August 2009
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    Apr 2

    One year and four months unjustly imprisoned, Cuban prisoner of conscience Eduardo Cardet, finds his health worsening. Family fears that an injury on his nose requires surgery because it is cancer. cc:

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    Apr 4

    Three reflections on : Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.'s radicalism and his rejection of revolutionary violence Russia's secret war against MLK Jr. From the Mountaintop to the Lorraine Motel

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    Apr 4

    How did Dr. King define nonviolence? Dr. Carson: "I think foremost, like other followers of Gandhian nonviolence, King defined nonviolence as resistance."

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    T A totalitarian regime capable of ordering the killing of its citizens for demanding social justice in their communities should NOT be invited to a summit where democratically elected legitimate govts gather & those who accept it should take responsibility/acts

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    18 hours ago
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    Un régimen totalitario que es capaz de mandar a asesinar a sus ciudadanos por exigir justicia social en sus comunidades NO debiera ser invitado a una cumbre donde se reúnen gobiernos legítimos electos democráticamente por su pueblo y quien lo acepta debe hacerse responsable/actos

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    Apr 4

    Powerful conversation happening right now with and James Lawson moderated by

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    Apr 4

    Rev. James Lawson emphasizes the importance of nonviolent direct action during the civil rights movement.

    Rev. James Lawson, Pastor Emeritus, Holman United Methodist Church
    MLK50 Commemoration | National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis | Livestream sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal
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    9 hours ago

    Defenders’ Database starts off with data on human rights violations in Cuba. With data from and

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    13 hours ago

    Cuba is banning shipments of NIV Bibles from entering the country, claiming a preference for the New King James translation.

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    20 hours ago

    Latin American Youth Network for Democracy() warns the Peruvian government about interference from the Castro regime’s intelligence/ services @ the by way of harassment/intimidation/threats against democracy activists

    Red de Jóvenes avisa a Perú de injerencia de inteligencia cubana en Cumbre de Las Américas hierro vía
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    4 hours ago

    China ready to pay 'any cost' in trade war: Ministry of Commerce

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    12 hours ago

    The Rise of Chinese Imperialism in Latin America: They're not investing heavily for kicks, and let's just say they're also not interested in liberal democracy or free markets. My latest column with the .

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    5 hours ago

    In recent months, China's Communist Party has been setting up an international soft power network, while consolidating domestic media to shore up its image at home.

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    Apr 3

    Differing political opinions do not harm. Being offended is not a reason to silence speech. Especially political speech. If you don't like it then turn it off, or engage in dialogue and explain your position.

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    Apr 3

    Free Speech and political discourse are both under fire. Democracy depends on a strong/independent free press and the ability to engage in an open dialogue. It is okay to disagree/dissent. No one should be silenced for their political speech.

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    Apr 2

    Never gets old:

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    Apr 4

    Children in are still starving to death and the government does nothing about it.

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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 31

    Just want to remind folks that my father didn’t “lose” his life and he didn’t “pass away.” Let’s get the language right.

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    Mar 31

    In Beijing, I had candid discussions with Chinese officials about US-China relations, acknowledging both our shared interests and our areas of disagreement, including my concerns about China's treatment of human rights.

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    9 hours ago

    Both episodes of Leopoldo's interviews with NYT journalist Wil Hylton were on iTunes' Top Podcasts list that week.

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    8 hours ago

    Texas Republican made secret peacemaking trip to Venezuela

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