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Mika

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2. I just got back from a Cuba trip to see some family.
Sat Nov 26, 2016, 03:57 AM
Nov 2016

I seriously doubt there's much panic. They've been kinda expecting this for a while.






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so why didn't they hold the elections after the fall of the soviet union ? JI7 Nov 2016 #1
1) By that time, the mindset was already entrenched; Ken Burch Nov 2016 #5
Because US Imperialism continues? Cooley Hurd Nov 2016 #7
Of course it does. guillaumeb Nov 2016 #26
I just got back from a Cuba trip to see some family. Mika Nov 2016 #2
This message was self-deleted by its author Ken Burch Nov 2016 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author Mika Nov 2016 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author Ken Burch Nov 2016 #8
What are you going on about? Mika Nov 2016 #9
Sorry. I misinterpreted your posts. Ken Burch Nov 2016 #10
We're cool. Mika Nov 2016 #11
Thanks. n/t. Ken Burch Nov 2016 #12
The US was only concerned if Cuba was fully privatized JonLP24 Nov 2016 #4
Thank you for this post. 🤗 pangaia Nov 2016 #13
My daughters were just there for two weeks. Rented a car and drove around the whole country DFW Nov 2016 #14
There are elections in Cuba malaise Nov 2016 #15
But not free and open elections. hack89 Nov 2016 #16
Which party is allowed to oppose capitalism in the US? malaise Nov 2016 #17
Green Party. Communist party. Party for Socialism and Liberation. hack89 Nov 2016 #18
The Green party and Party for Socialism and Liberation malaise Nov 2016 #19
Stop evading the question hack89 Nov 2016 #20
What exactly is Democracy? malaise Nov 2016 #21
Peaceful transition of power between groups with different political and economic ideologies hack89 Nov 2016 #22
That "test" was something the US kept failing in its relationship with Latin America, Ken Burch Nov 2016 #23
Given Castro's prolific interventions in other countries hack89 Nov 2016 #25
How about the U.S. Constitution? The Electoral College effectively vetoes alternative parties. Ken Burch Nov 2016 #24
None. Capitalism is the underlying framework for the governmental system. guillaumeb Nov 2016 #27
I really think "whataboutism" is one of our worst rhetorical tendencies forjusticethunders Nov 2016 #28
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