Castro says he was misinterpreted on Cuban economy
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TheQuestion
No, that's pretty much right.
Not near enough apparently. He can still talk. Wish my uncle had the same luxury.
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MisterCreosote
What does the old tyrant Castro gain by being 'right' about the economy in Cuba?
It sucks. It's a disaster. The country is an island prison. People can not wait for this monster to die.
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Badsey
This is a man who has fought the Globalists for a long time. Thankfully Cuba doesn't have oil or other assets that the Globalists demand.
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