Cuba after Castro
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Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba on December 31, 1959. Expropriation, nationalization of the industry and the departure of more than two and a half million Cubans followed.But also the advancement of health care and education, and a continuing struggle to turn Cuba into an ideal communist state. In Miami the great countdown has begun. The Cubans who have fled the socialist experiment over the past 45 years have faith again. The momentum is there, or at least close, so the exiles in Miami hope. They'll soon be able to take possession of Cuba again and start reconstruction, from communist utopia to Caribbean investment paradise. In Miami, where 1.2 million Cuban exiles live, Cuban organizations, companies and people are ready for the post-Castro era. This documentary takes stock of the scenarios people in Miami envision for Cuba after Castro and of thepossible consequences for the island and its inhabitants.Director: Gijs Meyer Swantee, Doke RomeijnProducer: Frank Wiering
Canal: News & Politics
Añadido: March 7, 2008 at 1:12 pm
Autor: VPROinternational
Duración: 54:07
Puntuación: 3.47
Reproducciones: 14156
Etiquetas: Backlight Castro Cuba
Comentarios
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tubopati (October 5, 2008 at 8:51 pm)
Cubans from maimi will all due respect let your feelings feel free in little havana at the end of the day cuba will continue with you or without,old days are gone we have a new cuba to build with you or without you. no castro or batista please thats so old fashion new cuba new country .
tubopati (October 5, 2008 at 8:43 pm)
Antes de mencionar el coraje de un pueblo que desde su fundacion lo unico que a echo es luchar diferentes potencias mundiales ,deberias de mirar a tu alrededor donde vivas y si quizas existe un grado de prostitucion pero la realidad es cuba no es el unico pais con prostitucion y quizas tu estes prostituido mas que nadie ya que se ve tu propia experiencia mundial y mas que nada tu nivel cultural da que desear .
richi1173 (October 4, 2008 at 6:13 am)
Have you actually been to Miami and to Cuba? Did you spend years doing actual ethnography of both areas? Or did you just formulate those opinion because you read an article on the Internet? Most likely the latter which demonstrates why you lack the knowledge to discuss about Cuba.
DukeAlba (October 2, 2008 at 8:19 pm)
I agree that it isn't a total blockade. Your're right, but in reality, the shortage of things in Cuba is artificial. the government has the means to provide the people with anything they want but it chooses not to provide it to them.A population that is worried about what its gonna eat tomorrow isn't worried abut revolting. Taking away the embargo will take away their excuse, for why everything in Cuba is lacking and they'll have to get to work... or risk revolution.
NiklasZenius (October 2, 2008 at 7:59 pm)
No one said it was a total blockade. None the less, the trade whit Europa can in no way replace the lost trade whit the most important economy close by. And the US government tries to spread the blockade, for example, a danish company, selling hospital and health equipment to Cuba, was bought by a US company and now they are not allowed to sell to Cuba any more, potential costing the lives of babies!
NiklasZenius (October 2, 2008 at 7:54 pm)
Cubas future lies in the continuing of the socialist revolution and the full development of true workers and peasant democracy! Viva Cuba!
NiklasZenius (October 2, 2008 at 7:54 pm)
These so called "gentlemens" in Miami has nothing to grant to Cuba. Thugs, mafia leaders, gangsters, terrorist, child murderess (by spreading poison in Cuban wells), imperialist and sympathizers for the Batista dictatorship. They will newer return! A revolution can not win if their is no popular support! Castro had support and still haves, even though the wrongs that exist, the Miami ex-cuban mafias have none.
kabuto33 (September 27, 2008 at 9:15 am)
i hate castro es porge i live aqui in america it would be nice to go to cuba but now vivo en america and proud to be a american citizen and cuban citizen
loko5555 (September 27, 2008 at 4:15 am)
"We are gonna telling them what democracy is all about"this people have no nervs,what do you know about democracy?,living in a country with only 45% of the citizents voting,making dictartorships all over latin america and the world, killing 10 millions of hunger individuals every year.The democracy of George Bush,JhonMc'cain and Pallin.The progresive fascism is what we have,what we defend.The complete missinformation and unconscience.The capitalism culture insted of freedom, the new middle ages.
nuttierthanthou (September 26, 2008 at 10:28 pm)
If you left Cuba because of the grass being green elsewhere, then I think you are not a real cuban. Stay wherever you are, and the real cubans will handle their own affairs.
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