Havana's Silent Walls: A Look at Cuba's Pervasive Political Propaganda

Havana's Silent Walls: A Look at Cuba's Pervasive Political Propaganda Cuba, a nation known for its unique history and political system, is the focus of a recent viral video. The video, created by Luísito Comunica, highlights the extensive political propaganda present throughout the country. The author's journey through Cuban streets reveals countless images of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, omnipresent reminders of the revolutionary past. "It's truly astonishing," comments Luísito, "to see the level of indoctrination, how it's woven into the very fabric of daily life." The video showcases billboards, murals, and even everyday objects displaying political messaging. This constant exposure, the author suggests, has shaped generations of Cubans' perspectives. The lack of access to diverse viewpoints is also highlighted, raising concerns about freedom of information. The video concludes with an appeal to young Cubans to form their own opinions, urging them to seek out alternative information sources and think critically. This call for independent thought offers a hopeful counterpoint to the pervasive propaganda depicted throughout the video.