BreitbartEXCLUSIVE - Christian Legacy of Bay of Pigs Fighters Lives on in Today's Cuban Protesters
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "Castroite Communism knew that to build a Soviet satellite state they had to destroy the ancient spiritual traditions of the Cuban people.52% : On July 11, 2021, an estimated 187,000 Cubans - though many suggest the number was far higher - took the streets of nearly every municipality in the country to demand an end to communism.
44% : "The repression of rights to religious liberty is exerted by a department of the Communist Party known as the Office of Religious Affairs [OAR] and, for each different creed, the regime has created parallel government organizations that try to replace the authentically religious institutions," Larrondo detailed.
41% : In many ways then, the struggle against Communism in Cuba was a spiritual one."
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