The article is titled "Negro, ¿Tu Eres Sueco?" which roughly translates to "Black Man, Are You Dumb?" (The idiom "pretend to be a Swede" means to play dumb, hence the title is literally asking, "Are you Swedish?") The author, who is black, goes on to condemn President Obama for meeting with Cuban pro-democracy activists and "subtly" suggesting that the Cuban Revolution needed to change. "Obama came, saw, but unfortunately, with the pretend gesture of lending a hand, tried to conquer," Elias Argudín writes.

"[Obama] chose to criticize and subtly suggest … incitations to rebellion and disorder, without caring that he was on foreign ground. Without a doubt, Obama overplayed his hand," he continues. "The least I can say is, Virulo-style: 'Negro, are you dumb?'"

Argudín's article later accuses President Obama of presiding over a racist country–mocking the calls for freedom in Cuba by stating, "Which freedom–the freedom enjoyed by white police to massacre and manhandle black people?"–and issue demands parroted straight from the Castro regime: the end of the "genocidal" embargo and giving the Guantánamo Bay Naval Base, which has belonged to the United States since before Cuban independence, to the Castros.