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Yep, but this translated in the practice on their doing repression on the West Indian seasonal workers on the sugar industry here, whose racial militancy was rather high (Marcus Garvey even attempted to open a chapter of UNIA here, but the marines repression made that an abortive exercise).
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A favor de la Unión del Caribe Hispano: Cuba, República Dominicana, Puerto Rico y Panamá
Mi mapa de Ancestros hace 4500 años atras
Como buen panameño tengo: genetica española, aborigen guanche, judia sefardita, amerindia y negra lo unico exotico
es el asiatico oriental debido a un bisabuelo chino
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Well I remember watching it when it came out (no pun intended!) over twenty years ago, and that alongside reading the tragic story of Gloria Estefan's childhood started to make me have doubts. But the final straw was probably visiting Miami itself in 2019, where of course I met lots of Cuban exiles, and it made me think "if it were such a great regime and country, then why have such huge numbers of people fled it?"
More like tropical Titoism, but yeah. (As much as I am not prepared to defend the Cuban regime anymore, it is still way too hyperbolic to compare it to Stalin).Yeah, I think the term "Tropical Stalinism" would be an apt description for it.
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