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Castro Vehicle Breaks Down, Just Like His Policies
A fitting final metaphor for Fidel Castro's puppet Soviet regime...
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Cuban Dictator Lectures U.S. Dictator
Fidel Castro has some harsh words for Barack Obama.

President Obama's Che Moment
President Barack Obama inadvertently found the perfect photo-op for his Cuba visit at a wreath-laying ceremony at the Jose Marti Memorial in Havana. A news photo at Revolution Square caught Obama standing together with American and Cuban officials, with an enormous mural of the iconic revolutionary Che Guevara looming over his shoulder on the adjacent Ministry of the Interior building. Che is, of course, ubiquitous on dorm-room walls and T-shirts in the United States, and a hero of the Cuban revolution. He also was a coldblooded killer who set up the Cuban gulag and presided over summary executions of political prisoners (trials were, per Che, "an archaic bourgeois detail"). No doubt, he would have been astonished at the Yanqui president coming to Revolution Square to pay his respects — and exceedingly pleased.
Obama's Visit to Cuba Will Accomplish Little
He will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.
Barack Obama: Another Castro Brother
His upcoming trip to Cuba reveals kindred ideology.

Obama's Cuba Policy Makes Life Worse for Cubans
When President Obama declared 12 months ago that he intended to normalize relations with Cuba, he claimed that rapprochement with the Castro regime would uphold America's "commitment to liberty and democracy." Liberalizing US policy, the president predicted, would succeed "in making the lives of ordinary Cubans a little bit easier, more free, more prosperous."

When the General Assembly Votes, the U.S. Should Abstain
Each year, the United Nations General Assembly passes a resolution condemning the US economic embargo on Cuba. Each year, the United States, joined by a dwindling number of friends, votes against the resolution. Passage is a foregone conclusion. The vote last year was 188-2. The resolution has no legal effect. It is merely a vehicle for inveighing against Washington, and for pretending that communist Cuba's long record of economic failure and human-rights abuse is somehow the fault of the United States.
Cuba Wields the Soft Power in Dealings With U.S.
By meeting with dissidents in private, he's cowing to the Castros' wishes.