The government and revolution are both immensely popular among Cubans.
The government monitors and represses subversive activities, but so does every other state.
Union participation is nearly universal, and laws are passed by a national popular assembly.
The Family Code was recently revised, through a process of nationwide contribution and referendum, which serves as an example of functional democracy.
All was achieved despite constant colonial bombardment by the US. Cubans correctly identify as their enemy the US government, not the government of Cuba.
Real democracy is neither of these things.
Yeah, I’m sure all those liberated slaves would agree with you.
Most people desire more liberation than merely not being a slave. This is a very unserious reply.
The government and revolution are both immensely popular among Cubans.
The government monitors and represses subversive activities, but so does every other state.
Union participation is nearly universal, and laws are passed by a national popular assembly.
The Family Code was recently revised, through a process of nationwide contribution and referendum, which serves as an example of functional democracy.
All was achieved despite constant colonial bombardment by the US. Cubans correctly identify as their enemy the US government, not the government of Cuba.
Damn, are Cubans not aware there are American anarchists fighting for their freedom on the internet?!?