2018-02-202018-02-202010-12TEIXEIRA, Rafael Saddi. O camundongo no país das maravilhas: o poder na revolução cubana a partir da visão do exilado cubano Carlos Franqui. Estácio de Sá: ciências humanas, Goiânia, v. 1, n. 4, p. 34-48, set./dez. 2010.1984-2864http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/handle/ri/13722The whole history of mankind is, above all, the history of migration. Leave it right and know the other: place, time, way of life. Be other than what you still are. Be multiple. Never to be. Forced migration is political persecution by the exile. Human feeling which is more common in the history of exiles: fear or impotence? Those sensational moments when we realize how incredibly tiny we can only the two actions of those who feel the inevitable defeat: to flee or hide. This is what makes the mouse. Hiding, feeling like Lezama Lima, stuck in the oven in his internal exile. Ridiculously designed to not leave the nest, because the appearance is a disappearance. "Cuba is frustrated in its essence political." Lezama turned to poetry. Or, part towards each other. Briefly appears and disappears forever. In all cases, out of the woodwork with haste or desperation eyes shut until the last reserve of cheese runs out are the attitudes of rats. Feeling mouse in a threatening world is the attitude required of all expatriates.porAcesso AbertoRevolução cubanaExílioCarlos FranquiRevolution cubanExileCarlos FranquiArtigo