Imprisoned dissident on hunger strike to protest four-year sentence has died

The transcript discusses the futile trust placed in confrontational tactics against Cuban authorities, highlighting the unyielding nature of the regime. It recounts the tragic consequences of hunger strikes, emphasizing the Cuban government's indifference to human rights and the deaths of political prisoners seeking basic rights.

What was the expectation behind the confrontational approach discussed in the first section?

• To gain international support

• To force a change in government

• To achieve a reevaluation by Cuban authorities

• To incite a public uprising

What does the first section suggest about the Cuban regime's response to opposition?

• They are open to dialogue

• They have a hardened stance

• They are indifferent to international pressure

• They are willing to negotiate

What was the outcome of Wilman's hunger strike as mentioned in the second section?

• He gained international attention

• He was released from prison

• He was granted asylum

• He tragically passed away

How does the Cuban government reportedly react to the deaths of hunger strikers?

• They change their policies

• They offer compensation

• They remain indifferent

• They express regret

What does the final section highlight about the history of hunger strikes in Cuba?

• They have been largely successful

• They often result in death

• They are a new phenomenon

• They are supported by the government