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November 27, 2011

Obstinacy of a Crumbling Castroism

Fabio Rafael Fiallo, The Commentator

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Meaningless economic "readjustments" will be remembered, not as the initiators of the rejuvenation of the Cuban economy, but rather, as the final rattles of one of the few remaining relics of communism.

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