This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

Cuba.

Cuba in the news because of a protest that happened early in May in a village called

Kaminara.

Reuters describes the protest variously.

On one hand, any government chance and cries of freedom in what Reuters describes

the fishing village of Kaminara near the eastern tip of the island.

The other description of the same event by a state-run journalist, Mabel Pozo, says various

citizens, summon a state of drunkenness, yelled statements against this Cuban social process.

I welcome Mary Anastasia Grady, whose column addresses this incident of version two versions

of the same event.

And calls into question, first of all, where Kaminara is and what this means about the

continuing protest of the dictatorial regime in Cuba by its own people.

Mary, a very good evening to you.

Two versions of the same event.

What is Kaminara that Reuters calls it a fishing village?

Good evening to you.

Well, good evening, John.

I find that pretty funny because Cuba is an island surrounded by water with light.

Lots of fish and the population is pretty much starving.

And it's illegal to own a boat unless you have special permission from the government.

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