News Cuba After Revolution: Recent Updates

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The discussion centers around the historical context of Cuba, particularly the revolution and its aftermath. Participants note that Fidel Castro retired two years prior, handing power to his brother Raul Castro, who is open to negotiations with the United States. One contributor expresses a lack of knowledge about Cuba's developments since the revolution, indicating that it is the primary reference point for their understanding of the country. Another participant suggests that conditions in Cuba may be improving, referencing tourism as a potential indicator of positive change. Overall, the conversation highlights the limited awareness of Cuba's recent history and the potential for evolving relations with the U.S.
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The last thing I heard of them, was the revolution. That was before my birth.
 
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How did you hear about the revolution before your birth?

...what is your point here?
 
Fidel Castro retired, about 2 years ago, passing the power to his brother Raul Castro. Raul is willing to enter into negotiation with the US. I don't know anything more.
 
russ_watters said:
How did you hear about the revolution before your birth?

...what is your point here?

I'm implying that I have never heard of anything happining in Cuba throughout my entire life, and that the revolution is almost all I know about Cuba and what has happened there.

rootX said:
Fidel Castro retired, about 2 years ago, passing the power to his brother Raul Castro. Raul is willing to enter into negotiation with the US. I don't know anything more.

So it sounds like they aren't faring too well then, are they?
 
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