US Dogma Still a Bust against Cuba
The threats that the US government and Miami-based anti-Cuba groups have made against the Caribbean Island over the past few hours repeat the same old errors that have resulted in failure for decades.

According to the generally-mistaken analyses by US strategists, the current situation involving President Fidel Castro s illness is favorable to publicly renovate Washington s goal of destroying the Cuban revolutionary process.

Once again, US President George W. Bush spoke about Washington s willingness to implement a plan with a secret annex that contains clandestine and violent projects.

Unconcerned about accusations of interference, Bush defended a "Cuban transitional government" and ignored the validity of the measures, which were taken in compliance with the Cuban Constitution, for Fidel Castro to delegate his responsibilities temporarily.

Raul Castro is the first vice president of the country, ratified by the Parliament, and in the political sphere, he has been the second secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba since its Central Committee was created in 1965.

At the same time, the main spokesperson for Miami-based White House-sponsored organizations has spoken about long-yearned military and civil uprisings in Cuba and about an uncertain situation that not even foreign correspondents in Havana have seen.

Bush s statements on television, after a meeting with those groups, can be described as a sort of carbon copy of those made for nearly 50 years by the same characters and their offspring.

Like on previous occasions, their authors, resembling ostriches hiding their head in the ground, refuse to acknowledge the truth about the present situation in Cuba.

The normal situation reported in Cuba, and the people s support for Fidel Castro s letter, in addition to their commitment to increasing production and developing social programs and the country s defense, are part of the current reality.

In addition, the threatening adversaries seem to forget that similar attempts in the past, and even direct aggressions, not only resulted in failure, but in strengthening and radicalizing the Revolution.

Since 1959, Cubans have successfully countered a large-scale terrorist offensive organized and sponsored by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and supported by successive US administrations.

One after another, hundreds of plots to assassinate Fidel Castro and other leaders were frustrated by Cuba s intelligence agencies.

The high level of organization and efficiency achieved by the Cuban armed forces and their strategic defense in which the entire people take part, is currently a warning to those who have ignored Cuban history over the past half a century.