Web Letters: The Day After Fidel

By Peter Kornbluh

February 20, 2008

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  • Castro will certainly have more of a legacy than George Bush, because the conditions that produced him are still there. Neoliberalism, along with the corporate, economic imperialism of "free trade," will drive down wages, increase poverty and provide fertile ground for future revolutions. Inclusive societies do not produce revolutions.

    Pervis J. Casey

    Riverside, CA

    02/22/2008 @ 2:08pm


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