In recent interviews with Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, the titular leader of Cuba’s Communist Party appears not only to have all his wits about him but to be intent on teaching political lessons to various national leaders. Among Castro’s intended pupils are his brother Raul Castro, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, and President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. The aged revolutionary seems to be admonishing this select audience of autocrats that they need to change their ways. Or at least some of their ways.
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