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It's not something you can solve with a python script.

It's probably a parameter in the X11 display server configuration: normally the mouse cursor is hidden for touchscreen devices, but it can be changed.

I don't have time right now (maybe next week), but my intuition tells it might be in /etc/X11/xorg.conf

(That said, proceed with extreme caution when modifying system files, if you f*ck something up, there's no recovery mode for Kindle - so better don't play with it unless you know what you are doing)

BTW, there was a similar operation to make the keyboard work, it was recognized but not registered as an input device.
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