when fidel dies. and how many diplomats and foreign correspondence have been there waiting for this to happen. it never happens. but now wet foot, dry foot is taken off the table. i mean, why hasn't there been the kind of instability, politic politically, socially that at least i would expect? >> well, it's a number of things. one is because the cuban government keeps everything just so. it's at a simmer, you know. and they're very good at sort of maneuvering things so that if this particular sector is getting a little unstable, they will give you a little something to calm me down. when artists starting getting really pissed off about the fact that they couldn't earn certain moneys. they managed to change all of those policies so that suddenly being an artist in cuba was actually a very favorable thing. a very good thing because you were basically living for free and earning dollars. i mean, so they do that with different sectors of society. that's one thing. so they're just fantastic at that particu

he put more afro cubans than fidel ever had.he really changed a whole lot of the look of the government. he actually started becoming more participatory. remember all of the conversations he was inviting people to have and the people actually went to the meetings. they said this sucks, this sucks, this sucks and they actually were having, it sounds crazy but this was not something that was common to have these public conversations. where you were able to say things are not working and it is problematic. i think he actually had a different idea. i think he wanted, plus i think again, historically, raul has always been focused on the island. while fidel was focused on the world. right? >> well, on the stage. >> les spent $230 million sending doctor to pakistan while we cut the chicken ration for the month of may. or whatever. so, i think he has always been very focused more on cuba than anyone else. >> i think, and getting the signal here. we will open up to questions. if anyone wants to step up to the microphone over there. >> wh

of course we felt insulted by that and there were many insults about fidel and cuba. and the awful leader of. the family of the contract worker i would gothia to was killed in massive bergen nine hundred seventy nine live in very modest conditions in santa clara a three hour drive from havana his mother still deeply feels the pain of his death even thirty eight years later. he was a good decent boy always cheerful he had a good heart. you got the word because. it's the first time the family have heard about what the stars the files had to say about the death of their son and brother they are horrified and shocked they were left in the dark about the exact circumstances of his death all these years up until now they believed it had been an accident or something to go. with the moment that they sent us a telegram that we were to see the judge in heaven or i wanted to go because i wanted to know what had happened and whether he was to blame for a fight. i knew he wasn't and that it was wrong that he died a good decent boy. that was everything my. troubles mother and his

if fidel clearly instructed me to do everything i could to stop anything like that ever happening again. or the ball or else cuba would immediately sever relations with east germany where it'll all very important be awarded after. these incidents strained relations between the socialist states patching them up again was difficult for the diplomats above all nothing was to leak to the outside months later the relationship was severely tested yet again. support the twelfth of august nine hundred seventy nine cuban contract workers and dozens of east germans got into a fight outside the xylo tile nightclub. there already been racist incidents and brutal attacks the day before three cuban contract workers were randomly beaten up and imputes by three massenburg locals in the town center in response some cubans decided to fight back. time for they go for title they stormed up to the dance floor and spread out across the tables i can't remember if they also attacked guests they definitely smashed up everything that was on the tables alice laughed often quotes on crying. bush was in the nightcl

yeah keep the little bill because from what i was a boy that fidel told me very clearly that this was absolutely unacceptable or. that there was nothing wrong with normal police operations but that the use of dogs was too much. fidel clearly instructed me to do everything i could to stop anything like that ever happening again. or the poor or else cuba would immediately sever relations with east germany get a little better for all very important we have a lot of. these incidents strained relations between the socialist states patching them up again was difficult for the diplomats above all nothing was to leak to the outside months later the relationship was severely tested yet again. support the twelfth of august one thousand nine hundred eighty nine cuban contract workers and dozens of east germans got into a fight outside the xylo town nightclub. there already been racist incidents and brutal attacks the day before three cuban contract workers were randomly beaten up an abused by three massenburg locals in the town center in response some cubans decided to fight back. times when the

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