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Daniel Chavarría is a well known writer born in Uruguay but spent most of his life in Cuba.
A couple of days ago he said that homosexuals have never been persecuted in the island.

Venezuelan government showed a photo of an smiling Chávez with his two daughters in the hospital, holding a copy of Granma newspaper in his hands.
The woman is assuming then that the patient not only lost his voice, but his eyesight too.




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Typical  reaction by all Cubans.

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Sketches that ended up as toons

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Ah, the Virgin...

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It was coincidence. Just a couple of days before Ratzinger pulled a Sarah Palin and called it quits I started recreating the myth of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre in cartoons.

By the way, a spokesman from Vatican hinted that after the trip to Cuba and Mexico the Pope was really, really exhausted. I wonder what happened there.

Here is the PR link in Wikipedia with information about the Virgen de la Caridad, the Patron Saint of all Cubans, they say.

The real story, before being edited by the Church.
Now we know that there were not three but four fishermen.

Another possibility.

"None of them have insurance"

"To request a lifesaver, please press 1.
To request a better weather, please press 2.
To request another Saint, please press 3."

"I want an iPhone!"

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Superflu

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Man was I sick last Sunday. The flu was not the worst part, of course.

The flu, I can take it. Waiting 18 years to see the Niners go to a Superbowl and watch their asses being royally kicked in the big game was way more depressing.

Thanks to a power outage the team seemed to wake up and put up a fight in the second half. That was some consolation, but the damage was done.

We'll see next year.

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A gay Santa and a post Superbowl stress point.

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A gay version was wanted.

Santa and his hunky bf.

More muscular legs, please.

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I always have to submit the Monday cartoon way in advance, say Friday afternoon at the latest.

So the first cartoon of the week is usually something very general and any important event that took place on Saturday is uncovered.

My cartoon will be missing the Superbowl of course, so I decided to concentrate in the aftermath  and in how sports are a health hazard. At least for those doing the cleaning.

I erased the guy complaining about the end of the NFL season (that joke  must have been done hundreds of times) and his space is... Wait a minute. Why don't I just post the finished toon?

There.

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