Fidel Castro remains a divisive figure.
His rule was defined by continued resistance to US foreign policy in Central and Latin America.
After nearly 50 years as leader, Castro's retirement now ra...
Fidel Castro remains a divisive figure.
His rule was defined by continued resistance to US foreign policy in Central and Latin America.
After nearly 50 years as leader, Castro's retirement now raises questions as to what a Cuba without Fidel will look like.
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if castro did not have 2 face such an opponent like usa .........cuba would have easily become the best nation in the world.......well even now i think they are way better than any other nation.............they help other countires ,they fight 4 humanity............long live castro
que bonita es mi cuba, que bonita que es su dignidad, que bonita que es mi cuba, que bonita su resistencia, que bonita que es cuba, que bonito su ayuda al mundo, que bonita que es cuba, que bonito que es su pueblo, que bonita que es cuba, que bonito su comunismo
well thank God for Al Jazeera! a decent story and a huge contrast to the corporate media rubbish that pours out venom every day (for half a century!) against brave little Cuba
I hope that the changing of guard there doesnt mean an end to the revolution, Im also talking about the changing from Raul as well, he too is an elderly fellow. I seriously hope for the best in Cuba, hopefully the young ppl there can continue along the roads paved by the older ones.
I was a tank commander in the 11th amoured cavalry regiment from 1982-1985. As for any bitterness I may be harboring relax its none of your concern unless your planning to bomb New York
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