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Below are posts about citizen media in Spanish. Don't miss Global Voices en Español, where Global Voices posts are translated into Spanish! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Spanish Puerto Rico (U.S.) Феминисткият блог Mujeres en Puerto Rico (”Жени от Пуерто Рико”, испански) празнува третата си годишнина: “Тази година ще донесе важни моменти за жените на тази страна. Ако животът го позволява, ние ще бъдем тук. С теб.” Куба: Различни мнения за посещението на папа Бенедикт Посещението на Папа Бенедикт XVI в Куба предизвиква много противоречия и дебати на острова. Блоговете и социалните медии са платформа за масивно изразяване на разнообразните мнения. Илейн Диас погледна в някои от тези онлайн разговори.
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Latest posts by Elaine Diaz Cuba: Diverse Opinions on Pope Benedict's Visit Pope Benedict XVI's visit to Cuba has caused a great deal of controversy and debate in the Island. Blogs and social media have been a platform for an array of opinions. Elaine Díaz takes a look at some of these online conversations. 1 November 2011 Cuba: Guardians of Urban Green Spaces In December 2006 a century-old Ceiba tree was cut down in the San Agustín neighborhood of Havana, the Cuban capital. This sad event inspired a group of young Cubans to found environmental group El Guardabosques (The Guardian of the Forest or Forest Ranger). 29 September 2011 Cuba: A Tireless Defender of Gay Rights Francisco Rodríguez Cruz is a Cuban journalist and activist who for over a year has maintained a controversial blog committed to advancing the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in Cuba. 10 December 2010 Cuba: UN Vote on LGBT Rights Sparks Controversy During the UN General Assembly, Cuba supported the amendment to remove the explicit reference to sexual orientation from the periodic resolution condemning the extrajudicial, arbitrary or summary executions. The vote has sparked a debate in the Cuban blogosphere that has reached the governmental sphere. 5 November 2010 Cuba: Solidarity on the Net After Plane Crash A plane crashed near the town of Guasimal, located some 15 kilometers from Sancti Spiritus province, in central Cuba. Sixty-eight people died. Minutes later, Cubans using Twitter started exchanging information on the deadly accident.