Fidel Castro: Bush,
Millionaires,
Consumption and
Under-Consumption
Fidel Castro warned that
if the empire (the
United States) managed
to secure control of
Cuba again, not one of
the higher institutions
created by the
Revolution would remain
to guarantee young
people this right.
"It would send most
young people to the
countryside, to cut
sugarcane. It is a
declared policy. It
would attempt to steal
the artistic and
scientific talents Cuba
has nurtured, as it has
done in other countries
in our hemisphere," the
leader of the Cuban
Revolution warned in his
reflection: "Bush,
Millionaires,
Consumption and
Under-Consumption,"
released here.
He stressed that "having
more than 70,000
specialists in general
comprehensive medicine
and hundreds of
thousands of other
professionals, helping
others, the poorest
included, and exporting
these services, is a sin
of which a Third World
country cannot be
forgiven.
Ultimately, we have held
our ground in spite of
the blockade, their
aggressions and their
brutal acts of terrorism
for nearly half a
century. |
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