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Fidel Castro: Transition in US
Cuban President Fidel Castro disallowed the US plans for a political transition in Cuba and assured that would only happen in the US.

In response to that intention we must think of creating the Cuban Commission for the Transition in the US, because the real transition in Cuba is towards Communism, affirmed the Cuban president.

In his speech to the National Assembly representatives, he highlighted the existence of numerous evidences on the decline of the imperialism and the strength of Cuban revolutionary process in contrast.

He similarly reflected on the impotence of Washington due to the failure in the case of Cuba and attributed the current situation lived in Latin America and the rest of world to the US model.

Fidel Castro described the current economical order imposed by Capitalism as unsustainable and expressed his confidence on its coming and final defeat.

The Cuban president ridiculed the announcements of the US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on the new measures against the island assumedly to come in force by next year.

"To attack Cuba means to attack a paradigm of the universal ethics and they believe in crime, in the elimination of people, but we believe in the survival of the ideas endorsed by the 47 years of a revolution raised just 90 miles from "the Empire" and just inches from their military base in Guantanamo," the dignitary highlighted.

He described the historical recognition to the Cuban people and its stronger and unbeatable unity as the most important strengths.
 


 


 
   

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