Whenever I read the superlatives like those in the 2nd paragraph,
“longest-lasting dictatorship in Latin America”, longest lasting regime on earth, I cannot help but wonder just to what extent the revolution succeeded because those who fled, have never stopped sending back money and goods to those who stayed. I was assured by one family of fleers that the part of the family who stayed back would ultimately regain possession of their lands and homes and share them back with those who fled. Good luck with that.
Thanks for the research, Mark. I need to look much further into our “new” neighbor.
I agree with Rick. Thanks for the info on our nearest neighbor. As we re-acquaint ourselves with Cuba, I’m sure much more will be revealed.
Whenever I read the superlatives like those in the 2nd paragraph,
“longest-lasting dictatorship in Latin America”, longest lasting regime on earth, I cannot help but wonder just to what extent the revolution succeeded because those who fled, have never stopped sending back money and goods to those who stayed. I was assured by one family of fleers that the part of the family who stayed back would ultimately regain possession of their lands and homes and share them back with those who fled. Good luck with that.