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Thought of the day

Cuban independent journalist Ivan Garcia on the celebrations that took place in Havana when Barack Obama won reelection:

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"It was not only Barack Obama’s supporters in Chicago’s Democratic party circles who celebrated the close victory over his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, with champagne. Though without as much rejoicing, the club of Communist businessmen, who together control 80% of Cuba’s feeble national economy, probably also spent midnight on November 6 calmly celebrating the Obama victory with a toast. [...] The victories by Chavez and Obama are a dose of oxygen for the Cuban autocrats. The purchase of one hundred million barrels a day of Venezuelan petroleum at wholesale prices, combined with the deep pockets of the Bolivian comandante and the continuation of Obama’s policy of family re-unification, will allow fresh funds to flow into government coffers, and the Castros will be able to sleep soundly."

1 comment to Thought of the day

  • asombra

    If any Republican, even Rubio, is perceived as a threat to the free-for-all regarding Cuba travel and remittances favored by the Cubanoids, they will vote Dem.