Ever since it began broadcasting in 1985, during the Reagan era, Castro, Inc. has been denouncing its existence and lobbying for its extinction. As one would expect, leftists in the U.S. hate it too, and have launched campaigns against it.

Well, after three decades of protesting, Castro, Inc. and American leftists have finally won a significant battle against OCB. Heeding their complaints, Jar-Jar Biden has launched an offensive against it, slashing their budget, forcing OCB to fire many employees and curtail its broadcasting.

Fortunately the labor union that represents government employees has entered the fray. Let’s hope its intervention on behalf of OCB employees gains traction in Congress. But don’t get your hopes up. After all, OCB represents “those people”, and everyone knows that anything dear to them is not only disposable, but reprehensive, solely because it represents their values.

[Well, give a cheer to the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) in this instance. The OCB funds Radio and Television Martí, for decades a resource for accurate news and an antidote to the Castro regime’s propaganda. Their budget has been cut in half over the last five years, apparently, even though the need remains the same. — Ed]