Sean Penn Fidel Castro Vanity Fair One-On-One Interview
Actor Sean Penn has flown all the way to Cuba to interview controversial communist leader Fidel Castro for an article to be featured in Vanity Fair Magazine, The Christian Science Monitor has learned. The Oscar winner has been regulalry criticized for his support of the anti-U.S. revolutionary, his president brother Raul, and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
In fact, the media has even accused Penn discrediting his good work in the gay community by lending his support to such polarizing politicians. Now, the Mystic River actor is rumored to have jetted to the Caribbean to discuss how US President Barack Obama’s administration has affected Cuba for an upcoming piece for VF.
Written by Castina on October 27th, 2009 | Tagged as: Politics,Sean Penn,Vanity Fair
On January 9th 2011, jorge garrido wrote:
I´ve never met Sean Penn, so I can´t opine on his personal judgement, his personal behavior and more particularly, on his right to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, which guarrantees him thoroughly his Right to Freedom of Speech and his Right to Assembly for whatever reason Sean Penn, personally, desires and elects to do so. However, I have a feeling his upcoming interview with Fidel Castro will be so disproportionate and unfair–just based on Sean Penn´s ignorance regarding the TRUE situation of the island of Cuba–tha it causes me to reflect just how unimportant his involvemnt becomes in world issues as he travels the globe trying t solve the world´s problems without having a verifiable true grasp of the different situations at hand. This is what–I suspect–makes him look like a totally confused and inarticulate activist.
Truth comes from “accurate knowledge”
and “accurate” knowledge is absent of prejudices on any issue. Sen Penn as a thinking person cannot measure up to this parameter.