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China: party’s rigidity risks social unrest, insider warns

The ruling Communist Party’s insistence on “rigid stability” and monopolizing political power is likely to generate “revolutionary turmoil”, warns China’s leading expert on social unrest. But some democracy and labor activists are pursuing a gradualist strategy, even working in partnership with state actors, where necessary. 
Securing its power through coercion and ideology at the expense of [read full story]

Policy review prompts solidarity with Cuba’s democrats

Policy review prompts solidarity with Cuba’s democrats

Democracy and human rights groups are urging the Congressional Black Caucus, which yesterday met with Fidel Castro, to press Cuba’s communist authorities on the welfare of the island’s political prisoners and democracy activists, including Afro-Cuban prisoner of conscience Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet and civil rights activist Jorge Luis Perez Garcia, aka “Antunez.”
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