Diversión. Albert Sergio Laguna

radio programs took aim at the corruption within the exile community through the lens of humor, they themselves could become targets. Veteran satirist Alberto González learned this lesson with a radio show called La mogolla (The Muddle) that got canceled on more than one station in the late 1980s and early 1990s for angering Miami power brokers.17 Meanwhile, other radio personalities like Los Fonomemecos (Miguel González and Gilberto Reyes) and Eddy Calderón, popular in the 1990s and 2000s, utilized forms of diversión that were politically “safe” in targeting Fidel Castro and the Cuban government more broadly.