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In reply to the discussion: Castro won. [View all]Go Vols
(5,902 posts)29. Maybe we will be able to fly direct now
instead of having to go thru Cancun first.

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If I were to turn the US into a repressive dicatorship while making it more prosperous,
Donald Ian Rankin
Dec 2014
#77
they already are. Here are some of the Cuba travel programs available on Road Scholar
CTyankee
Dec 2014
#119
If outlasting opposition, regardless of virtue (or lack thereof), is the defintion of "winning"
Nuclear Unicorn
Dec 2014
#7
It's also something that many leaders we liked didn't get to experience, either.
NBachers
Dec 2014
#143
The Bush Family Dynasty brought Dictatorship and poverty, while stealing their
sabrina 1
Dec 2014
#33
Yeah, nobody. I even know Americans who've done it, though our law makes it difficult
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#102
Tourism in Haiti is an industry that has generated just under a million arrivals in 2012,
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#105
Depends on where you go. Some sections of the country are reportedly very nice & far
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#111
You said there are no american tourists in haiti. But there are. and now I'm done with
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#126
As privatization began in 2001, apparently they were doing better before, yes.
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#136
oh boo, everyone knows cuba is a workers paradise where freedom reigns for all people nt
msongs
Dec 2014
#48
Half-century long feuds with next door neighbors reflect badly on all parties
carolinayellowdog
Dec 2014
#28
Yes, and all it took for the win was 40 years of sanctions and lies and invasions.
Fred Sanders
Dec 2014
#30
Well, I think he is even a nice guy. He fought the corrupt Batista regime and the organized crime
kelliekat44
Dec 2014
#31
Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and Reporters Without Borders see it differently
onenote
Dec 2014
#60
Will you watch MTV's "Fiesta In Your Face at Fajita Beach: Havana Edition" in 2017?
Throd
Dec 2014
#41
I agree. There are decades of pent up and conflicting emotions and desires to be reconciled
hack89
Dec 2014
#42
Odd post. Won? Won what? He was fighting for regional and global communism.
stevenleser
Dec 2014
#50
I must respectfully but emphatically disagree with you about Vietnam. The Vietnamese won and
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#120
That's what most republicans seem to be saying too. If we have to have a WINNER and a LOSER in
pampango
Dec 2014
#63
Well, once you've called the President a LPOSUCS, you have to keep up the street cred. nt
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#70
No shit--and when you google the post, although you've erased the shit from DU, what happens?
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#145
And I think that the recognition of that is what is missing from the OP....which means it really
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#146
France was once the world's biggest power & still is among the biggest world powers.
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#99
I prefer to think of it as: U.S. hypocrisy (See: China, Communist) finally LOST.
WinkyDink
Dec 2014
#76
You are so right! Tiene razon! Gracias para los factos de la historia. La lucha continua.
ancianita
Dec 2014
#94
what's your point? The cold war is over, and guess what Fidel is retired. An opportunity not only
still_one
Dec 2014
#128
Well, if it's any consolation, Cuba will be mostly under water in a few decades.
progressoid
Dec 2014
#140