Do Cubans have to keep quiet in the name of utopia? Writer Wendy Guerra Says "No More" | Video | CNN

The Cuban-French poet Wendy Guerra, who lives in Miami, assures that the minimum rights of the Latin American left are not lived in Cuba.

And yet, as he explains, it is they who are required to resist in the name of the utopia of the international left.

"Bye, bye, goodbye, goodbye, utopia," says the writer whose works have been published in 19 languages.