FIDEL CASTRO INTERVIEW BY TED TURNER
Fidel Castro Interview by Ted Turner in 1990
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Fidel Castro Interview by Ted Turner in 1990
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The financial crisis is the real truth that the competitive of capitalism is a dissaster, of 180 countries only 7 countries succed under capitalism that is the best proof that the system of free market economy and free interprise is a failure,
I honestly have never had a desire to visit Cuba. I think its an oppressed country and Florida’s crime rate went through the roof during the Mariel Boat Lift of 1980. I certainly don’t believe Cuban’s are unintellectual, I do however believe that they don’t benefit from a free society in the same way that the United Kingdom and the U.S. do and I find it very unlikely that the U.S. is in jeopardy of losing their durable competitive advantages.
IncorruptibleTruth said: “The US is not a latin country.”
Not yet but it’s heading that way, demographically!
“You asked me if I’ve ever been to cuba. yes, I’ve been to florida.”
LOL! Nicely put! Florida is indeed full of Cubans. But it’s not like Cuba. And it’s hardly the ideal place to get an objective view of the Revolution.
The best place to do so would be….. Cuba itself.
Perhaps your freedom-loving US government will permit you to travel there one day?
The US is not a latin country. You asked me if I’ve ever been to cuba. yes, I’ve been to florida.
Cuba fights against a many problems for years.
This fight against USA make Cuba a enormous effort, and is time to stop with this.
IncorruptibleTruth said: “Cuban education has never been above a developed countries (sic) system. What a propaganda leader.”
That’s incorrect. In 2001, The New York Times reported that Cuba’s educational achievements outstripped the rest of Latin America.
It’s also obvious, from Cuba’s sky-high literacy rates, that they overtook the USA years ago.
Compare and contrast with other Third World countries and the conclusion is obvious: Cuba’s education system works.
Ever visited Cuba?
Cuban education has never been above a developed countries system. What a propoganda leader.
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