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Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections set to culminate in the democratically questionable presidential vote this February.
Raul Castro also expressed his hope of being elected deputy in the general elections that define who will be the members for the Parliament and provincial assemblies.
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Analysis of the elections in Cuba in February 3rd, 2013. Video of 08/01/2013 of the www.PoliticalCulture.Info website. This website is implementing a financing system explained in the link http://www.politicalculture.info/english/cultura-politica-como.htm. If you think it's worth to become a Contributor, contributing to the implementation of this financing system especially applicable to cultural creations, you can do it in the same link.
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Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualdad de condiciones.En Cuba los candidatos son elegidos por los vecinos, no por los partidos. La igualdad de oportunidades es absoluta. Todos los ciudadanos pueden ser candidatos. Entre los candidatos los ciudadanos eligen a los Cargos. El voto es libre,universal y secreto. Todas las personas con más de 16 años pueden votar.............
In Cuba the candidates are chosen by the neighbors. The equality of opportunities is absolute. All the citizens can be candidates.Among the candidates the citizens choose the leaders. The vote is free, universal and secret. All the persons with more than 16 years can vote............
The opposition in Cuba is standing for election and lost
In Kuba werden die Kandidaten von den Nachbarn gewählt. Die Gleichheit von Gelegenheiten ist absolut. Alle Bürger können Kandidaten sein. Unter den Kandidaten wählen die Bürger die Führer. Die Stimme ist frei, universal und geheim. Alle Personen mit mehr als 16 Jahren können stimmen.............
En Cuba les candidats sont choisis par les voisins. L'égalité d'opportunités est absolue. Tous les citadins peuvent être candidats. Entre les candidats les citadins choisissent les leaders. La voix est libre, universelle et secrète. Toutes les personnes avec plus de 16 ans peuvent voter...
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This weekend more than eight million Cubans will vote in municipal elections. Turnout is likely to be close to 100 per cent. But there is little in the way of campaigning. Angela Castillo has been a delegate since 2007. She explains what the election means to her and how the system works.
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Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years.
More independent candidates are taking part in the race than ever before.
But exiled opposition groups in Miami are calling for voters to stay away.
It's as close as Cuba gets to democracy.
Independent candidates running in a communist state.
More have entered the race this time around than ever before, posting their credentials outside polling stations in the 169 municipalities.
But realistically, should any of them be elected, they are not expected to break away from the official policies of Fidel Castro's Communist Party.
Opposition groups in Miami are calling for people not to vote as the numbers who turn up at the polls are seen as a measure of popular support for the government.
But independent candidates have only received a luke-warm reaction from the electorate, although people in the street are reluctant to speak out against the system.
VOXPOPS:
#1
"I don't know who I'll vote for. The candidates should only be elected if they're good."
#2
"What do I want? I want the elections to be fair. And I want all the problems in this country to be solved. That's all I want."
Question: " Do you believe that these elections will help solve the problems?"
"There are certain things that could be solved."
#3
"Everyone should vote for the best."
The candidates have to obtain more than 50 per cent to win. If they don't get 50 per cent voting goes to a second round.
The government defends the system, saying it's in the people's interest.
SOUNDBITE:
"There are two kinds of elections in Cuba: partial elections every two and-half years to elect the delegates for the municipal assembly as in this case and general elections when you combine the election for the delegates of the municipal assembly, the delegates of the provincial assembly, and the deputies of the national assembly."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections Commission.
Despite protests from opposition groups in Miami, the government says the elections truly represent the people.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our party doesn't make any nominations. It is not an electoral party. The people nominate the candidate and that's the difference with other electoral systems in the world, which are multi-party systems in which the parties themselves nominate the candidate."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections. Commission.
Meanwhile, the Clinton administration is apparently rethinking its strategy for bringing down Cuba's communist government.
Officials say the tactic now being considered is aimed at increasing contacts between non-official Cubans and Americans.
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T/I: 10:16:21
Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which
were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those
in the United States who are seeking a tighter U.S. embargo
against the communist country. President Fidel Castro voted along
with an expected 7.5 millon Cubans in nationwide municipal
elections, which will decide more than 14,000 municipal officials
for the country's 169 cities and towns.
SHOWS:
HAVANA, CUBA, 9/7
exterior of polling station
women outside polling station
candidate posters
woman sealing ballot box
cu seal on box
man casting ballot
more people putting ballots in box
president fidel castro comes out of booth, kisses little girl,
and puts ballot in box
castro spanish sot, saying i think these difficult times can also
explain that people have been worried about all things. also, the
organizations have worked, the national assembly has done an
excellent job which is to say that the difficult situation leads
people to more reflection.
head of national assembly ricardo alarcon voting
1.24
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UN Watch's Hillel Neuer asks why UNHRC condemns Israel four times more than Iran, North Korea and Syria, urges dictatorships instead to learn from Israeli democracy in action. Cuba interrupts, calls for Neuer to be removed from forum.
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In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assembly in Havana. Municipal assembly delegates represent a sort of loophole in Cuba's Communist-party dominated system.
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Full title reads: "Cuban Elections".
Havana, Cuba.
GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the presidential elections.
VS. of Colonel Fulgencio Batista arriving at and voting at polling station.
MS. and CU Batista's main rival (San or St. Martine).
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Elections in Cuba involves nomination of municipal candidates by voters in nomination assemblies, nomination of provincial and national candidates by candidacy commissions, voting by secret ballot, and recall elections.
Since Cuba became a one-party republic and the Communist party became the official political party, Cuba has been both condemned and praised by certain Cuban groups, international groups, and foreign governments regarding democracy. Although the media is operated under the supervision of the Communist Party’s Department of Revolutionary Orientation, which "develops and coordinates propaganda strategies", the Cuban government contends that the Cuban political system is democratic. The nature of the political participation in Cuba has fostered discussion amongst political writers and philosophers. Varied conclusions have been drawn, some of these have led to Cuba being described as a grassroots democracy, a Soviet democracy, or a revolutionary democracy; not a liberal democracy.
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Cuba, officially the Republic of Cuba, (
i/ˈkjuːbə/; Spanish: República de Cuba, pronounced: [reˈpuβlika ðe ˈkuβa] (
listen)) is an island country in the Caribbean. The nation of Cuba consists of the main island of Cuba, the Isla de la Juventud, and several archipelagos. Havana is the largest city in Cuba and the country's capital. Santiago de Cuba is the second largest city. To the north of Cuba lies the United States (140 km or 90 mi away) and the Bahamas, Mexico is to the west, the Cayman Islands and Jamaica are to the south, and Haiti and the Dominican Republic are to the southeast.
In 1492, Christopher Columbus landed on and claimed the island now occupied by Cuba, for the Kingdom of Spain. Cuba remained a territory of Spain until the Spanish–American War ended in 1898, and gained formal independence from the U.S. in 1902. A fragile democracy, increasingly dominated by radical politics eventually evolved, solidified by the Cuban Constitution of 1940, but was definitely quashed in 1952 by former president Fulgencio Batista, and an authoritarian regime was set up, intensifying and catalyzing already rampant corruption, political repression and crippling economic regulations.Batista was ousted in January 1959 by the July 26 movement, and a new administration under Fidel Castro established, which had by 1965 evolved into a single-party state under the revived Communist Party of Cuba, which holds power to date.
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3:31Local Government Elections in Cuba Display Democracy at a Grassroots Level
Local Government Elections in Cuba Display Democracy at a Grassroots LevelLocal Government Elections in Cuba Display Democracy at a Grassroots Level
Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections set to culminate in the democratically questionable presidential vote this February. -
1:53Raul Castro: Elections in Cuba significant
Raul Castro: Elections in Cuba significantRaul Castro: Elections in Cuba significant
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4:25Post-voting: elections in Cuba
Post-voting: elections in CubaPost-voting: elections in Cuba
Analysis of the elections in Cuba in February 3rd, 2013. Video of 08/01/2013 of the www.PoliticalCulture.Info website. This website is implementing a financing system explained in the link http://www.politicalculture.info/english/cultura-politica-como.htm. If you think it's worth to become a Contributor, contributing to the implementation of this financing system especially applicable to cultural creations, you can do it in the same link. -
3:41Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.
Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.
Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualdad de condiciones.En Cuba los candidatos son elegidos por los vecinos, no por los partidos. La igualdad de oportunidades es absoluta. Todos los ciudadanos pueden ser candidatos. Entre los candidatos los ciudadanos eligen a los Cargos. El voto es libre,universal y secreto. Todas las personas con más de 16 años pueden votar............. In Cuba the candidates are chosen by the neighbors. The equality of opportunities is absolute. All the citizens can be candidates.Among the candidates the citizens choose the leaders. The vote is free, universal and secret. All the persons with more than 16 years can vote............ The opposition in Cuba is standing for election and lost In Kuba werden die Kandidaten von den Nachbarn gewählt. Die Gleichheit von Gelegenheiten ist absolut. Alle Bürger können Kandidaten sein. Unter den Kandidaten wählen die Bürger die Führer. Die Stimme ist frei, universal und geheim. Alle Personen mit mehr als 16 Jahren können stimmen............. En Cuba les candidats sont choisis par les voisins. L'égalité d'opportunités est absolue. Tous les citadins peuvent être candidats. Entre les candidats les citadins choisissent les leaders. La voix est libre, universelle et secrète. Toutes les personnes avec plus de 16 ans peuvent voter... -
1:53Significance of Cuba's municipal elections
Significance of Cuba's municipal electionsSignificance of Cuba's municipal elections
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe This weekend more than eight million Cubans will vote in municipal elections. Turnout is likely to be close to 100 per cent. But there is little in the way of campaigning. Angela Castillo has been a delegate since 2007. She explains what the election means to her and how the system works. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels. Social Media links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Instagram: https://instagram.com/aljazeera/?ref=... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajenglish Website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ google+: https://plus.google.com/+aljazeera/posts -
2:26CUBA: HAVANA: MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
CUBA: HAVANA: MUNICIPAL ELECTIONSCUBA: HAVANA: MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Spanish/Nat Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years. More independent candidates are taking part in the race than ever before. But exiled opposition groups in Miami are calling for voters to stay away. It's as close as Cuba gets to democracy. Independent candidates running in a communist state. More have entered the race this time around than ever before, posting their credentials outside polling stations in the 169 municipalities. But realistically, should any of them be elected, they are not expected to break away from the official policies of Fidel Castro's Communist Party. Opposition groups in Miami are calling for people not to vote as the numbers who turn up at the polls are seen as a measure of popular support for the government. But independent candidates have only received a luke-warm reaction from the electorate, although people in the street are reluctant to speak out against the system. VOXPOPS: #1 "I don't know who I'll vote for. The candidates should only be elected if they're good." #2 "What do I want? I want the elections to be fair. And I want all the problems in this country to be solved. That's all I want." Question: " Do you believe that these elections will help solve the problems?" "There are certain things that could be solved." #3 "Everyone should vote for the best." The candidates have to obtain more than 50 per cent to win. If they don't get 50 per cent voting goes to a second round. The government defends the system, saying it's in the people's interest. SOUNDBITE: "There are two kinds of elections in Cuba: partial elections every two and-half years to elect the delegates for the municipal assembly as in this case and general elections when you combine the election for the delegates of the municipal assembly, the delegates of the provincial assembly, and the deputies of the national assembly." SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections Commission. Despite protests from opposition groups in Miami, the government says the elections truly represent the people. SOUNDBITE: "Our party doesn't make any nominations. It is not an electoral party. The people nominate the candidate and that's the difference with other electoral systems in the world, which are multi-party systems in which the parties themselves nominate the candidate." SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections. Commission. Meanwhile, the Clinton administration is apparently rethinking its strategy for bringing down Cuba's communist government. Officials say the tactic now being considered is aimed at increasing contacts between non-official Cubans and Americans. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e0bace726f36c81ec4a25be07a727c46 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:25Cuba - Local Elections Voting
Cuba - Local Elections VotingCuba - Local Elections Voting
T/I: 10:16:21 Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those in the United States who are seeking a tighter U.S. embargo against the communist country. President Fidel Castro voted along with an expected 7.5 millon Cubans in nationwide municipal elections, which will decide more than 14,000 municipal officials for the country's 169 cities and towns. SHOWS: HAVANA, CUBA, 9/7 exterior of polling station women outside polling station candidate posters woman sealing ballot box cu seal on box man casting ballot more people putting ballots in box president fidel castro comes out of booth, kisses little girl, and puts ballot in box castro spanish sot, saying i think these difficult times can also explain that people have been worried about all things. also, the organizations have worked, the national assembly has done an excellent job which is to say that the difficult situation leads people to more reflection. head of national assembly ricardo alarcon voting 1.24 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/6666284abcb3958e4466ed6a27656ec7 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:13Cuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships
Cuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorshipsCuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships
UN Watch's Hillel Neuer asks why UNHRC condemns Israel four times more than Iran, North Korea and Syria, urges dictatorships instead to learn from Israeli democracy in action. Cuba interrupts, calls for Neuer to be removed from forum. http:///www.unwatch.org -
1:37Government opponents run in Cuban municipal elections | Journal
Government opponents run in Cuban municipal elections | JournalGovernment opponents run in Cuban municipal elections | Journal
In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assembly in Havana. Municipal assembly delegates represent a sort of loophole in Cuba's Communist-party dominated system. Find out more: www.dw.de/english -
0:42Cuban Elections (1940)
Cuban Elections (1940)Cuban Elections (1940)
Full title reads: "Cuban Elections". Havana, Cuba. GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the presidential elections. VS. of Colonel Fulgencio Batista arriving at and voting at polling station. MS. and CU Batista's main rival (San or St. Martine). (Dublin reel) FILM ID:1051.33
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Local Government Elections in Cuba Display Democracy at a Grassroots Level
Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections set to culminate in the democratically questionable presidential vote this February. -
Raul Castro: Elections in Cuba significant
Raul Castro also expressed his hope of being elected deputy in the general elections that define who will be the members for the Parliament and provincial assemblies. -
Post-voting: elections in Cuba
Analysis of the elections in Cuba in February 3rd, 2013. Video of 08/01/2013 of the www.PoliticalCulture.Info website. This website is implementing a financing system explained in the link http://www.politicalculture.info/english/cultura-politica-como.htm. If you think it's worth to become a Contributor, contributing to the implementation of this financing system especially applicable to cultural creations, you can do it in the same link. -
Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.
Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualdad de condiciones.En Cuba los candidatos son elegidos por los vecinos, no por los partidos. La igualdad de oportunidades es absoluta. Todos los ciudadanos pueden ser candidatos. Entre los candidatos los ciudadanos eligen a los Cargos. El voto es libre,universal y secreto. Todas las personas con más de 16 años pueden votar............. In Cuba the candidates are chosen by the neighbors. The equality of opportunities is absolute. All the citizens can be candidates.Among the candidates the citizens choose the leaders. The vote is free, universal and secret. All the persons with more than 16 years can vote............ The opposition in ... -
Significance of Cuba's municipal elections
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe This weekend more than eight million Cubans will vote in municipal elections. Turnout is likely to be close to 100 per cent. But there is little in the way of campaigning. Angela Castillo has been a delegate since 2007. She explains what the election means to her and how the system works. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is ... -
CUBA: HAVANA: MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Spanish/Nat Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years. More independent candidates are taking part in the race than ever before. But exiled opposition groups in Miami are calling for voters to stay away. It's as close as Cuba gets to democracy. Independent candidates running in a communist state. More have entered the race this time around than ever before, posting their credentials outside polling stations in the 169 municipalities. But realistically, should any of them be elected, they are not expected to break away from the official policies of Fidel Castro's Communist Party. Opposition groups in Miami are calling for people not to vote as the numbers who turn up at the polls are seen as a measure o... -
Cuba - Local Elections Voting
T/I: 10:16:21 Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those in the United States who are seeking a tighter U.S. embargo against the communist country. President Fidel Castro voted along with an expected 7.5 millon Cubans in nationwide municipal elections, which will decide more than 14,000 municipal officials for the country's 169 cities and towns. SHOWS: HAVANA, CUBA, 9/7 exterior of polling station women outside polling station candidate posters woman sealing ballot box cu seal on box man casting ballot more people putting ballots in box president fidel castro comes out of booth, kisses little girl, and puts ballot in box castro spanish sot, saying i think these difficult times ... -
Cuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships
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Government opponents run in Cuban municipal elections | Journal
In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assembly in Havana. Municipal assembly delegates represent a sort of loophole in Cuba's Communist-party dominated system. Find out more: www.dw.de/english -
Cuban Elections (1940)
Full title reads: "Cuban Elections". Havana, Cuba. GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the presidential elections. VS. of Colonel Fulgencio Batista arriving at and voting at polling station. MS. and CU Batista's main rival (San or St. Martine). (Dublin reel) FILM ID:1051.33
Local Government Elections in Cuba Display Democracy at a Grassroots Level
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- Updated: 22 Oct 2012
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Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections s...
Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections set to culminate in the democratically questionable presidential vote this February.
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Correspondent Michael Voss reports on the significance of current nationwide elections for local government positions in Cuba which begin a cycle of elections set to culminate in the democratically questionable presidential vote this February.
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Raul Castro: Elections in Cuba significant
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Raul Castro also expressed his hope of being elected deputy in the general elections that define who will be the members for the Parliament and provincial assem...
Raul Castro also expressed his hope of being elected deputy in the general elections that define who will be the members for the Parliament and provincial assemblies.
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Raul Castro also expressed his hope of being elected deputy in the general elections that define who will be the members for the Parliament and provincial assemblies.
- published: 20 Jan 2008
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Post-voting: elections in Cuba
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Analysis of the elections in Cuba in February 3rd, 2013. Video of 08/01/2013 of the www.PoliticalCulture.Info website. This website is implementing a financing ...
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Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.
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Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualda...
Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualdad de condiciones.En Cuba los candidatos son elegidos por los vecinos, no por los partidos. La igualdad de oportunidades es absoluta. Todos los ciudadanos pueden ser candidatos. Entre los candidatos los ciudadanos eligen a los Cargos. El voto es libre,universal y secreto. Todas las personas con más de 16 años pueden votar.............
In Cuba the candidates are chosen by the neighbors. The equality of opportunities is absolute. All the citizens can be candidates.Among the candidates the citizens choose the leaders. The vote is free, universal and secret. All the persons with more than 16 years can vote............
The opposition in Cuba is standing for election and lost
In Kuba werden die Kandidaten von den Nachbarn gewählt. Die Gleichheit von Gelegenheiten ist absolut. Alle Bürger können Kandidaten sein. Unter den Kandidaten wählen die Bürger die Führer. Die Stimme ist frei, universal und geheim. Alle Personen mit mehr als 16 Jahren können stimmen.............
En Cuba les candidats sont choisis par les voisins. L'égalité d'opportunités est absolue. Tous les citadins peuvent être candidats. Entre les candidats les citadins choisissent les leaders. La voix est libre, universelle et secrète. Toutes les personnes avec plus de 16 ans peuvent voter...
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Estas elecciones no les gustan a los poderosos multimillonarios de las grandes multinacionales, a los oligarcas capitalistas nunca les gustó competir en igualdad de condiciones.En Cuba los candidatos son elegidos por los vecinos, no por los partidos. La igualdad de oportunidades es absoluta. Todos los ciudadanos pueden ser candidatos. Entre los candidatos los ciudadanos eligen a los Cargos. El voto es libre,universal y secreto. Todas las personas con más de 16 años pueden votar.............
In Cuba the candidates are chosen by the neighbors. The equality of opportunities is absolute. All the citizens can be candidates.Among the candidates the citizens choose the leaders. The vote is free, universal and secret. All the persons with more than 16 years can vote............
The opposition in Cuba is standing for election and lost
In Kuba werden die Kandidaten von den Nachbarn gewählt. Die Gleichheit von Gelegenheiten ist absolut. Alle Bürger können Kandidaten sein. Unter den Kandidaten wählen die Bürger die Führer. Die Stimme ist frei, universal und geheim. Alle Personen mit mehr als 16 Jahren können stimmen.............
En Cuba les candidats sont choisis par les voisins. L'égalité d'opportunités est absolue. Tous les citadins peuvent être candidats. Entre les candidats les citadins choisissent les leaders. La voix est libre, universelle et secrète. Toutes les personnes avec plus de 16 ans peuvent voter...
- published: 05 Aug 2010
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Significance of Cuba's municipal elections
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 21 Oct 2012
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This weekend more than eight million Cubans will vote in municipal elections. Turnout is likely to be close to 100 per cent. But there is little in the way of campaigning. Angela Castillo has been a delegate since 2007. She explains what the election means to her and how the system works.
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This weekend more than eight million Cubans will vote in municipal elections. Turnout is likely to be close to 100 per cent. But there is little in the way of campaigning. Angela Castillo has been a delegate since 2007. She explains what the election means to her and how the system works.
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- published: 21 Oct 2012
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CUBA: HAVANA: MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
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- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Spanish/Nat
Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years.
More independent candidates are taki...
Spanish/Nat
Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years.
More independent candidates are taking part in the race than ever before.
But exiled opposition groups in Miami are calling for voters to stay away.
It's as close as Cuba gets to democracy.
Independent candidates running in a communist state.
More have entered the race this time around than ever before, posting their credentials outside polling stations in the 169 municipalities.
But realistically, should any of them be elected, they are not expected to break away from the official policies of Fidel Castro's Communist Party.
Opposition groups in Miami are calling for people not to vote as the numbers who turn up at the polls are seen as a measure of popular support for the government.
But independent candidates have only received a luke-warm reaction from the electorate, although people in the street are reluctant to speak out against the system.
VOXPOPS:
#1
"I don't know who I'll vote for. The candidates should only be elected if they're good."
#2
"What do I want? I want the elections to be fair. And I want all the problems in this country to be solved. That's all I want."
Question: " Do you believe that these elections will help solve the problems?"
"There are certain things that could be solved."
#3
"Everyone should vote for the best."
The candidates have to obtain more than 50 per cent to win. If they don't get 50 per cent voting goes to a second round.
The government defends the system, saying it's in the people's interest.
SOUNDBITE:
"There are two kinds of elections in Cuba: partial elections every two and-half years to elect the delegates for the municipal assembly as in this case and general elections when you combine the election for the delegates of the municipal assembly, the delegates of the provincial assembly, and the deputies of the national assembly."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections Commission.
Despite protests from opposition groups in Miami, the government says the elections truly represent the people.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our party doesn't make any nominations. It is not an electoral party. The people nominate the candidate and that's the difference with other electoral systems in the world, which are multi-party systems in which the parties themselves nominate the candidate."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections. Commission.
Meanwhile, the Clinton administration is apparently rethinking its strategy for bringing down Cuba's communist government.
Officials say the tactic now being considered is aimed at increasing contacts between non-official Cubans and Americans.
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Spanish/Nat
Cubans are going to the polls Sunday in country-wide municipal elections held every two and a-half years.
More independent candidates are taking part in the race than ever before.
But exiled opposition groups in Miami are calling for voters to stay away.
It's as close as Cuba gets to democracy.
Independent candidates running in a communist state.
More have entered the race this time around than ever before, posting their credentials outside polling stations in the 169 municipalities.
But realistically, should any of them be elected, they are not expected to break away from the official policies of Fidel Castro's Communist Party.
Opposition groups in Miami are calling for people not to vote as the numbers who turn up at the polls are seen as a measure of popular support for the government.
But independent candidates have only received a luke-warm reaction from the electorate, although people in the street are reluctant to speak out against the system.
VOXPOPS:
#1
"I don't know who I'll vote for. The candidates should only be elected if they're good."
#2
"What do I want? I want the elections to be fair. And I want all the problems in this country to be solved. That's all I want."
Question: " Do you believe that these elections will help solve the problems?"
"There are certain things that could be solved."
#3
"Everyone should vote for the best."
The candidates have to obtain more than 50 per cent to win. If they don't get 50 per cent voting goes to a second round.
The government defends the system, saying it's in the people's interest.
SOUNDBITE:
"There are two kinds of elections in Cuba: partial elections every two and-half years to elect the delegates for the municipal assembly as in this case and general elections when you combine the election for the delegates of the municipal assembly, the delegates of the provincial assembly, and the deputies of the national assembly."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections Commission.
Despite protests from opposition groups in Miami, the government says the elections truly represent the people.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our party doesn't make any nominations. It is not an electoral party. The people nominate the candidate and that's the difference with other electoral systems in the world, which are multi-party systems in which the parties themselves nominate the candidate."
SUPER CAPTION: Miguel Aguilar Onoz, Secretary National Elections. Commission.
Meanwhile, the Clinton administration is apparently rethinking its strategy for bringing down Cuba's communist government.
Officials say the tactic now being considered is aimed at increasing contacts between non-official Cubans and Americans.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Cuba - Local Elections Voting
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I: 10:16:21
Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which
were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those
in the Unit...
T/I: 10:16:21
Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which
were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those
in the United States who are seeking a tighter U.S. embargo
against the communist country. President Fidel Castro voted along
with an expected 7.5 millon Cubans in nationwide municipal
elections, which will decide more than 14,000 municipal officials
for the country's 169 cities and towns.
SHOWS:
HAVANA, CUBA, 9/7
exterior of polling station
women outside polling station
candidate posters
woman sealing ballot box
cu seal on box
man casting ballot
more people putting ballots in box
president fidel castro comes out of booth, kisses little girl,
and puts ballot in box
castro spanish sot, saying i think these difficult times can also
explain that people have been worried about all things. also, the
organizations have worked, the national assembly has done an
excellent job which is to say that the difficult situation leads
people to more reflection.
head of national assembly ricardo alarcon voting
1.24
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T/I: 10:16:21
Millions of Cubans voted Sunday (9/7) in local elections which
were viewed by the Cuban government as a way of repudiated those
in the United States who are seeking a tighter U.S. embargo
against the communist country. President Fidel Castro voted along
with an expected 7.5 millon Cubans in nationwide municipal
elections, which will decide more than 14,000 municipal officials
for the country's 169 cities and towns.
SHOWS:
HAVANA, CUBA, 9/7
exterior of polling station
women outside polling station
candidate posters
woman sealing ballot box
cu seal on box
man casting ballot
more people putting ballots in box
president fidel castro comes out of booth, kisses little girl,
and puts ballot in box
castro spanish sot, saying i think these difficult times can also
explain that people have been worried about all things. also, the
organizations have worked, the national assembly has done an
excellent job which is to say that the difficult situation leads
people to more reflection.
head of national assembly ricardo alarcon voting
1.24
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Cuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 19 Mar 2015
- views: 11286
UN Watch's Hillel Neuer asks why UNHRC condemns Israel four times more than Iran, North Korea and Syria, urges dictatorships instead to learn from Israeli democ...
UN Watch's Hillel Neuer asks why UNHRC condemns Israel four times more than Iran, North Korea and Syria, urges dictatorships instead to learn from Israeli democracy in action. Cuba interrupts, calls for Neuer to be removed from forum.
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UN Watch's Hillel Neuer asks why UNHRC condemns Israel four times more than Iran, North Korea and Syria, urges dictatorships instead to learn from Israeli democracy in action. Cuba interrupts, calls for Neuer to be removed from forum.
http:///www.unwatch.org
- published: 19 Mar 2015
- views: 11286
Government opponents run in Cuban municipal elections | Journal
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 18 Apr 2015
- views: 231
In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assemb...
In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assembly in Havana. Municipal assembly delegates represent a sort of loophole in Cuba's Communist-party dominated system.
Find out more: www.dw.de/english
wn.com/Government Opponents Run In Cuban Municipal Elections | Journal
In a rare challenge to Cuba's political system, two government opponents are on the ballot for upcoming local elections. Both are running for a municipal assembly in Havana. Municipal assembly delegates represent a sort of loophole in Cuba's Communist-party dominated system.
Find out more: www.dw.de/english
- published: 18 Apr 2015
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Cuban Elections (1940)
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 239
Full title reads: "Cuban Elections".
Havana, Cuba.
GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the preside...
Full title reads: "Cuban Elections".
Havana, Cuba.
GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the presidential elections.
VS. of Colonel Fulgencio Batista arriving at and voting at polling station.
MS. and CU Batista's main rival (San or St. Martine).
(Dublin reel)
FILM ID:1051.33
wn.com/Cuban Elections (1940)
Full title reads: "Cuban Elections".
Havana, Cuba.
GV. Ext. polling stations on the outskirts of Havana with queues outside waiting to vote in the presidential elections.
VS. of Colonel Fulgencio Batista arriving at and voting at polling station.
MS. and CU Batista's main rival (San or St. Martine).
(Dublin reel)
FILM ID:1051.33
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 239
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Cuban Electoral System . And they say there are no elections in Cuba.
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Cuba calls to "eliminate" UN Watch speech on Israeli elections as lesson for dictatorships
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