Havana.– Preparations are under way in Cuba for a controversial concert by Colombian singer Juanes. The show, being held Sunday in Havana's Revolution Square, is part of a series of concerts called Peace Without Borders.
Organizers are
expecting huge crowds from all over the communist island. Juanes
has faced harsh criticism by cuban exiles in South Florida, who say
that just by his being there, the singer is endorsing Cuba's communist
system.
Juanes, the 17-time Latin Grammy winner, and the organizers have said the show has no ideological overtones. His first "Peace Without Borders" concert in March 2008 drew tens of thousands to the border between Venezuela and Colombia when tensions were high over a Colombian commando raid into neighboring Ecuador.

Who cares.
People with militant agendas, however soft they may be are no better than those who kill.
From: United States
Juanes is dead to me.
I am sure you were to him too!
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Go ahead and support a murderous dictator.
I have the moral high-ground here.
Gusanos????? How original!
actions speak louder than words. the same thing happen in the late 1800's when maximo gomez fought for cuba's independence while Jose Marti sat down and wrote poetry. give me a break huh! dejen de ecribir y cantar y empicen a dar amor a la gente de cuba y no usen la politica como excusa! este mensaje es para los cubanos de Miami. THANk YOU JUANES!
Two examples of no talent!