Lo hablábamos con un amigo cubano en Miami, es probable que Cuba se convierta en el estado número 51 de EEEUU antes que Puerto Rico:
With the help of Soviet subsidies, state paternalism stripped citizens of their individual and community responsibilities, and established a sort of barter system between freedom and privileges. The state gave out job promotions, electrical appliances, housing, vacations, and other material goods and perks as rewards for obedience and in recognition of support of the government's priorities — including participation in political rallies, membership in the Communist Party, adherence to atheism, and so on. Cuban socialism has produced frustrated idealists and opportunists who support the system only out of a search for personal gain.
(Bajar paper)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.