We understand one another through love, not hatred.
There’s an interesting “ad campaign” happening in Cuba right now.
The campaign is anti-Helms Burton. Its message, a positive one, comes from a peaceful nation, the target of the U.S. policy. Under the slogan – “we understand one another through love, not hatred,” is illustrated with graphic images of Cuban life and work. The campaign includes some powerful TV ads too.
The campaign is a message coming from a nation that is not warlike, not focused on violence or world domination.
The campaign is sponsored by Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment (MINCEX).
Translations are provided by Cuba Business Report staff so that even those who don’t speak Spanish have the chance to understand the message.
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