Reply #1: And not one Cuban will lose their health care or home or educational opportunity for their kids!

[Billy Burnett]

The national union will retrain workers for more functional jobs as well as the Cuban National Assembly modifying private business law to allow for more private employment.

In Cuba during the economic downturn there will be more schools built, more local clinics, more Drs trained and at work, more nurses, more teachers, more infrastructure built. Too bad that the US CEO class have stolen the wealth of the nation, so not much of this will happen in the USA.

Cubans have much experience with building out their infrastructure due to the "special period" after their prime trading partner went belly up (the USSR). Many Latin American nations are seeking Cuba's advice and support for their own transformation to a less energy consumtive nation/society.