[Marxism] What do the Cuban workers have to say about the class struggle?

["Aduku Addae" <countrybwoy@xxxxxxx>]

Greetings, Walter!

Are there any discussions taking place in Cuba about the struggle of the 
working class on a global scale? What understanding do the Cuban workers have 
of  what is going on in Haiti, Iraq and Afghanistan? I'm not talking about the 
government position on these issues. What are the workers saying?  How come we 
don't hear from any workers? Do they have access to the internet? It would be 
good to see something from them on laborpartypraxis.

I'm just curious, how knowledgeable are the Cuban workers about what is going 
on in nearby Jamaica? Back in the 70s they used to think that we had a 
revolution. What do they think now? Do they know, for example that, according 
to the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Union (JCTU) leadership, 74% of the 
Jamaican workforce have no skills at all?!  (see 
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/html/20050106t220000-0500_72752_obs_jctu_says_j_can_workers_not_prepared_for_csme.asp
 )

I'm just curious about what the Cuban workers know about the world and what 
they are saying about the class struggle on a global scale. It's their struggle 
too, you know.
They should not be silent.
Respect,
Aduku
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