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After Castro, don't expect any sudden changes in economic policy
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Cuba's macropolicy, both short term and long term after Castro, will be decided in Havana, not in the United States. But whatever course the Cubans choose, it is unlikely that they will scrap his eccentric brand of socialism wholesale and overnight, wildly inefficient though it has been. One should not assume that Cuba will suddenly decide to jettison its own in favor of the experience of some other nation. Certainly, the Cuban people will be better off when Cuba opens up its economy and rejoins the international financial system. But it is impossible at this juncture to predict how it will do so, or whether quickly or in deliberate stages. It is doubly difficult to predict how the administration of the day in Washington will react, or to say when and how it will dismantle its own misguided economic policies toward the island. One might hope that post-Castro Cuba will shift, prudently but deliberately, to a growth-oriented, outward-looking system, but the process is likely to be less than tidy. And we must accept that it cannot be managed by outsiders
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Fidel Castro Sends Message of Condolence to Vatican and orders three days of mouring
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On behalf of the Cuban government and people, President Fidel Castro sent a letter of condolence to the Vatican following the death of Pope John Paul II.
"The Cuban people, government and I express our most sincere condolences for the sorrowful demise of His Sanctity John Paul II," maintained Fidel Castro in his message to Cardinal Eduardo Martinez Somalo, Camerlengo of the Holy See.
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Elections in Cuba set for April 17
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The members of the tables to work in the 37,000 electoral colleges for municipal elections on April 17 are receiving Tuesday training seminars, as part of the final touches for the event.
The tables are composed of citizens over 16 who are not legally or mentally disabled, with full electoral rights, except that they are not candidates for deputies to the Popular Power Municipal Assemblies (local governments).
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The war on drugs in Cuba
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Over 1,300 pounds of marijuana seized by the Cuban Border Guard went up in smoke in a steel plant furnace Tuesday as some two dozen international journalists looked on.
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