HAVANA — Cuba's communist economic model has come in for criticism from an unlikely source: Fidel Castro. The revolutionary leader told a visiting American journalist and a U.S.-Cuba policy expert that the island's state-dominated system is in need of cha
As president, Raul Castro has instituted a series of limited economic reforms, and has warned Cubans that they need to start working harder and expecting less from the government.
Pamper them all their lives and when they mature, kick them out to fend for themselves I hope you can get it done without too much fighting
As president, Raul Castro has instituted a series of limited economic reforms, and has warned Cubans that they need to start working harder and expecting less from the government.
Pamper them all their lives and when they mature, kick them out to fend for themselves I hope you can get it done without too much fighting
At 84 Castro is disillusioned with his own lifetime of actions, goals and dreams.
The fact he can rebound from this realization is testament to the remarkable nature of his character.
It seemed like a good idea at the time. -Castro
How many times have those words been uttered after the police, ambulance or fire department have had to show up?
Pamper them all their lives and when they mature, kick them out to fend for themselves
I hope you can get it done without too much fighting
A few decades too late, but nice to see the old bastard come to his senses.
Pamper them all their lives and when they mature, kick them out to fend for themselves
I hope you can get it done without too much fighting
Sounds like a Tea PArty in Cuba.