Do you know Raul Castro? Can he become Cuba's next president?
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George Bush will be the next president there
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search for cuban council in yahoo....\nand select cuban council - friendster editor
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Sad old man.  I think once Fidel is gone, things between the USA and Cuba will get better.
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The president's name is Marc Ravalomanana. Try google images or the wikipedia link attached.
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The Test of Time - Winner is Castro.\n\nF. Castro has been his country's leader a long time.\nIn the last century no one has been a head of state as long as Castro has. He holds the world wide record.
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Its hard to tell. Unless a successor is announced then we can only look at history as a guide to what might happen.\n\ntraditionally, after a totalitarian regime ends, it turns first to authoritarian, and then, hopefully democratic. Considering how long Cuba has been under authoritarian control I would say that there will probbly be political chaos once the Fidels are gone. There doesn't exist in Cuba any means of establishing a democracy straight away, as in a democratic legal system, courts, police, governmental bodies etc. So, considering that the people aren't used to governing themselves, and have no experience, it would be fairly safe to say that there will probably be a lot of turmoil eg. Ireland, France, after republics were established\n\nHowever, the reality is more likely that foreign influence will lead to democracy and, unfortunately capitalism, being instituted in Cuba fairly quickly. Money and investment will be pumped into any democratic or socialist party that exists and will probably win any election that is held and so Cuba will become so caught up in western webs that in a few years time it won't be any different than any other western state in the world!
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love him and would love him to run for next pre in 2008!\n\n\nHe is currently Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Giuliani Partners LLC, which he founded in January 2002, and a name partner in the Houston-based law firm Bracewell & Giuliani LLP.
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I wouldnt cuba is a sh%Thole, and why would want to give Fidel factories, instructure in place. Become closer to France to curropt them more we need to break thier arrogance together. Remember, France is xenophonic but the its always fun to hear British jokes bash France hahahaha..
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villa is the new raul for spain in this world cup, and i think u will like to have raul in your team. but if u are thinking of sunstitution add Fernando torres insted of villa he got only one goal but in the tournament further ahead he is gonna get even more and more than villa
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did you know who is paying for obradors campagne/////Fidel castro and hugo Chavez,,,did you now that the rich people from mexico are calling real estate agents in the usa to purchase homes in case obrador wins....they are saying if obrador wins it will be another cuba. reason, fidel castro came in cuba in 1959 saying that all poor people will be just like the rich///but little did the cuban people know that fidel was going to rob the rich and give to him self...cuba is a dissaster///I should know I am cuban, People in mexico need to be wise for whom they vote for, this is their future....mexico is a beautiful country, has numerous natural resources, mexico has alot to offer, but you guys need a president that will lift the economy, lifting mexicos economy, you guys would have to work for pennies here, and get insulted by people that directly or indirectly uses your resources, I hear all these people shouting, got back to your country, but mexicans work hard, and of coarse there are sme bad apples, but dont we have those everywhere, but go out and vote make a good choice, remember it is not only your future is it your peoples future.\n                         GOOD LUCK and I hope Mexico prospers and that one Day other countries will want to migrate there instead of here, darnet dont they already do that, viva latin america.\n                LOVE from cuba,,,
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Are you all under 40? If you are then I can understand why you think we should stop santions. I lived through it all, hiding under our desks at school for drills, the fear we went through with that guy. Please go back and read more about him and Kennedy.   EDIT:\n\n1961---The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)-backed invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs failed. Shortly after taking office, President Kennedy approved the CIA's plan, inherited from the Eisenhower administration, to invade Cuba and oust Fidel Castro's Communist government. The United States launched the invasion three months into Kennedy's administration. Over 1,400 Cuban exiles, trained and equipped by the CIA, landed on Cuba's coast without air cover. The success of the invasion depended on a large uprising against Fidel Castro. However, the CIA had underestimated Castro's military strength and his popular support. All of the exiles were captured or killed by the Cuban armed forces within three days.
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I'd like to ask Brendan, if the Cuban people love Castro so much, why are they all living in Miami?
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He is a good guy if you are one of his buddys.\nAnd a bad guy for bringing nukes to cuba and nearly killing everyone on earth.\nAnd if he is a good guy for giving every cuban 3 hots, shots and a cot, oh boy you can get that in US fed prsion.\nOh for all of you that dont know. Nothing is free, work for it or steal it
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We sell airplanes to other countries, why not Russia?  Don't worry about it.  Cuba probably has a few 29's flying around.  Our Navy needs something to play with from time to time.  Just ask the Libyans.  As for who is Hugo Chavez...he is Venezuela's Fidel Castro.  Pro Communist and Anti-American President.
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Cuba is a dictatorship.  Fidel Castro is not a king, he is a dictator.
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Fidel Castro\nBatista was a dictator
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More than anything else, I think it started out of embarassment. When Fidel Castro came out of nowhere to lead his people against a very corrupt regieme led by Bautista, it was like he was a Latino John Kennedy. We welcomed him here in the US. The problem was, of course, that much of the corruption was tied up with the American Mafia and gambling cartels. They did not take very well to being kicked out of Cuba. \n\nThen there was Fidel's Socialist leanings. He was a man of the people, right? He and Che Gueverra saw themselves as liberators. The revolution would not be confined to just Cuba but might well be exported to all the corrupt North American dominated regimes. The US could not stomach that. Trade started getting "difficult."\n\nFidel appealed to a nation very interested in establishing a Western Hemisphere base of influence, the Soviet Union. This was the era of a very hot "Cold War" with Nikita Khruchov taking off his shoe and banging it on the desk in the UN threatening the US with "We will bury you!" The Soviet Union even went so far as to send guided missiles to Cuba. John Kennedy was President at the time. It seemed as though the US and the Soviet Union were going to nuclear war over Cuba. The Soviets withdrew their missiles.\n\nFidel stayed on. The US took in Cubano refugees. Some of them launched attempts to topple Fidel's government. The CIA may have even tried to assassinate him.  There were rumors that Cuba was behind the JFK assassination plot.\n\nSo, Cuba has remained only 80 miles off the Florida shores. And the US still has a base there where the prisoners from the latest war are kept. Strange, huh? Yet, we still do not trade with them.