But the point of my remarks holds true, because what I am talking about here is the voice of democracy, whether that is TV or radio. The issue here is making sure the message gets across to the people of Cuba, and that is what is so fundamental here.
Discussing the importance of media in conveying messages to the people of Cuba.
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