THE END OF THE END OF THE REVOLUTION

Fidel Castro's communist revolution is turning 50 and it has carried a terrible price for his people, dividing the Cuban nation, imprisoning part of it, and bringing economic catastrophe. Cohen examines the social and economic conditions in Cuba and what others can do, particularly the US, to h...

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Published in:	The New York times magazine 2008-12, p.44
Main Author:	Cohen, Roger
Format:	Magazinearticle
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Attorneys Beliefs, opinions and attitudes Castro, Fidel Dictators Economic conditions International relations-US Latin American history Lawyers President of the United States Social conditions & trends
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Summary:	Fidel Castro's communist revolution is turning 50 and it has carried a terrible price for his people, dividing the Cuban nation, imprisoning part of it, and bringing economic catastrophe. Cohen examines the social and economic conditions in Cuba and what others can do, particularly the US, to help bring the island into the 21st century.
ISSN:	0028-7822