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Sunday, November 3, 2002 |
Freemasons in Cuba
Inside the temple's entrance is a huge framed copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In recent years, rights advocates who tried to distribute the document in public were arrested, and the issue is sensitive now after the United Nations voted this month to criticise Cuba's human rights record.
"What are human rights in the context of a nation or a person?" Armada muses. "Say I am a head of state and I ruin the country. Thousands of people suffer the consequences of my error. Have I gone against human rights?"
Then, with a smile, he adds a quick coda: "That was hypothetical."
11:06:44 PM 
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