Re: [Marxism] Bolivia (was somethingelse withtoomanyexclamationpoints)

[Brian Shannon <brian_shannon@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Jan 15, 2006, at 6:09 PM, Joaquín Bustelo wrote:

> Brian says, "Do you see any sociological difference between the  
> "state"
> of Cuba, by which I mean its institutions, including its army and  
> other
> institutions of rule, and the "state" of Bolivia as Morales is  
> about to
> take office?"
>
> None whatsoever. As identical as peas in a pod. And as a matter of  
> fact,
> my research indicates that in  both cases they're channeling the  
> spirit
> of the 13th Pharaoh of Negris.


Let me try it again, correcting any ambiguity and hoping for a  
political answer.

Do you see any sociological difference between the "state"* of Cuba  
after the victory of the 26th of July Movement and the flight of  
Batista and the "state"* of Bolivia as Morales is about to take office?

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* In particular each nation's political and military institutions. As  
minister of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, didn't Castro head up an  
army that replaced Batista's, for example?




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