Many may be aware that products between the US and Cuba are restricted. For a US citizen to travel to Cuba, I believe they must travel to Canada first, for instance. A lot of cigars in the US come from Dominican Republic, even though the same brands may also offer Cuban cigars to non Americans. There's a limit to how many Cuban cigars an American traveler can get, though, that's by them not traveling directly to Cuba. Cuban cigars are commercially not allowed in the US. Personally, it may be legal to bring in a few Cuban cigars for personal consumption, though not directly to the US. I believe you can declare them, but first after stopping in Canada. Europeans and Canadians can get Cuban liquor and cigars.
Everyone may be aware of why their cars are from the 50's. Their cars may be American on the outside, a lot of their motors and parts were replaced with Lada parts for repair and upkeep due to the trade embargo from the US. It's interesting how they can make a different model of motor fit their cars, when elsewhere it's a difficult concept.
What you won't find in Wikipedia is the fact that Ché Guevara put homosexuals in concentration camps.
I haven't heard of that, but it sounds like something they would do. Fidel and Che put a lot of political opponents in jail. I heard some were treated with sleep deprivation. Not sure if that's true.
He also did something in the opposite direction than that, Fidel made their society more accepting of different races. A lot of Cubans who didn't like that moved to Florida.
There were pluses and minuses to Cuban society under Fidel. Universal and affordable healthcare. Their doctors can do more with less. They can use makeshift tools and still have almost world class healthcare.
I guess we got here because of the implication of the word Libre in Software projects. And that people keep bringing up Xlibre. Libre suggests Spanish ideas of what has been described as freedom in terms that could describe Cuba. Not saying that is freedom, it's what they have called freedom. Freedom from American market imperialism, while at the same time dictatorship under the Castros. Or some combination of what Che represents.
But this is about sudo and maybe doas. Xlibre shouldn't have been brought up here, nor claims that Void Linux is unfair which Xlibre is the backstory to. Xlibre did that to themselves, they need to stop blaming others for reacting to it. It's like people who are from other projects or who like those projects pepper these forums for publicity for it. Then, we can't get off of it, when we answer questions of the basics behind it.
I guess since we discussed the word Libre and the Spanish connotations with Free and movements with that name which aren't necessary freedom movements. Libre isn't associated with sudo or doas though.
The word Libre has a lot to do with software, since there's LibreOffice and LibreSSL. Then, it's going to bring up connotations with Che, because it's a Spanish word associated with what he claimed to represent.
