How Cuba Keeps Its Revolution Alive 60 Years On w/ Helen Yaffee
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- How has Cuba managed to keep its revolutionary ideology alive for six decades? It’s a huge challenge after that first revolutionary generation passes and with every generation after who doesn’t remember what it was like before the revolution. Helen Yaffe, author of “We Are Cuba,” joins Rania Khalek to explain.
This is a clip from a longer interview with Helen Yaffe, which you can watch here:
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Cuba what They did For South African and Congo its unforgettable helping. means for all Africans Thanks Cuba.
We Ethiopians never forget Cuba their international mission to help us.
God bless Cuba.
Vive Cuba!
Ojalá que la revolución siga viva hacia el futuro, por el bien de los cubanos, América Latina, y el resto del mundo. Un abrazo a mis hermanxs desde Puerto Rico.
I warm heartedly recommend also to anyone interested on what is realy going on in Cuba, to see the great job done by "The Belly of the Beast" the war on Cuba, in RUclips.
Cuba will not surrender!
Who are we to judge a countries government?
Cubans and Vietnamese are one of the braves peoples of the planet! Viva Cuba! Viva Fidel! Viva Revolution!
@Lost Key you probably right about Cuba but what kind of evidence u have to criminalise China while 🇺🇸 & other west could not manage to get a piece of evidence for thier allegation? The same goes true about the story we have been told about Afganistan & other middle east coutries invaded & destroyed by direct or indirect involvement of 🇺🇸.
After I observe how western mainstream media keep reporting biased news while the people on z ground saying #NO MORE biased/fake news, I almost start to percieve there is no neutral western media in relation to geopolitical matter of thier interest.
So, we should do not take everything from western source only & need to triangulate information from a diverse source.
@Lost Key your "china" thing... do you feel so bad china would help cuba energy & telecommunications...? it is better you directly tell your reason why you dont agree with china to uplift cuba energy & telecommunications, than making insidious accusation...
@Lost Key So they are no better or worse than the west controlled World Bank or IMF.
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thank you for sharing social chat re cuba...
Cool~
Loving Allah's Creation, something USA lacks.?
She says here that 96% of Cubans own their own homes. But as far as I know you are (or were) not even allowed to own a home in Cuba. So what does she mean when she says that 96% own it?
In China, the government owns the land. In that sense the population "owns" the
land.
@@AQuietNight In that sense. Here, even if I pay an entrance fee for a national park, I feel that I own more land than if those parks didn't exist.
In Cuba, you are only allowed to make $40 a month. Cuba sux.
Q) How does Cuba keep its revolution alive?
A) Brute force.
Before the revolution everything belonged to a few oligarchy families and the mob actually ran Cuba as Batista was just a figure head.
Which country is the first country that Mandela visited after being free it wasn't the U.S. which tried to pretend that it was them that got him free the only thing the U.S. did for Mandela was help the Apartheid government catch and inprision him.
The U.S. as a government causes more problems than help around the and they have done and continue to do so because of greed, selfishness and for hegemony around the world the governments the U.S. have had has never done the right thing just because it was the right thing.
That is and has been a very short-sighted way to do things.
@@JamesWhite-fz3et The U.S. has done a lot of good too. The U.S. applied heavy
economic pressure to South Africa to the point blacks in the country started
saying it made it impossible to earn a living.
Mandela was a Communist. His wife performed one of the most hideous
forms of execution devised by man, necklacing.
Do not get overly romantic over revolutionaries. Many times they were more
interested in serial killing than lifting up oppressed people.