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Diego, thank you very much for your long and very thoughtful reflections on our experiences in Cuba. I agree with just about everything you say, especially your last point: > 12. In total. It might be that Fidel and his regime have made > a mistake. It might be that Saramago and those who have raised their > voices against those executions have made a mistake. It might be that I > am wrong. I am sure, however, that once escaped from the Stockholm > syndrome (which affected all us for a while, I think) at the Marx > Conference in Havana, a feeling will remain inside me. The Cubans in > Cuba are for the most part (not all) fighting for the same things I am, > so that I keep giving them all my support. All of us do it in the midst > of many errors, mistakes, ignorance, and compelled by the vertigo of the > real world happenings. What a pity that the real world is not as simple > as our beautiful models!! Yes, indeed! Comradely, Fred
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