Cuba: Counter-revolutionary underlining

Only in Cuba, boys and girls, only in Cuba.

Imprisoned dissident Rolando Jiménez will not get any more books from the municipal library in the Isle of Youth capital of Nueva Gerona for highlighting the description of a dictator in a work of fiction, said his wife.

"The librarian said they would not let me borrow any more books because Rolando had underlined a characterization of Aníbal Anaya, the dictator in the book, who resembled the Cuban ruler, and that made it a counterrevolutionary underlining," said Maisel Gutiérrez, Jiménez' wife.