Hello! Right now I'm in Cuba for international help. No, I'm not American. Yes, it's legal in my country to visit Cuba. So I wanted to know if you'd like to see some pictures of how things really are in Cuba, how we live there, what we're doing. Tell me if you're interested.
As my 2 weeks-long journey advances, I can really see the true Cuba, not the version of with made of propaganda. Unlike most of us think, the Cuban people really like their government. Every citizen has an amount of food given to them everyday. The only reason they live in "poverty" is because USA is maintaining the embargo and makes sure that no one trades with Cuba. Company found trading with Cuba are boycotted by USA. That's why we think Cubans are poor. I met millionaires. They aren't a lot and they aren't young, they are old people who worked all their life for their money.
There is no such things as nuclear power and/or nuclear weapons in Cuba. All of this is propaganda. It's like saying Russia is still a communist country. That isn't true. Because of the embargo put in place by USA after the revolution, Cuba had to find a way to trade. The USSR came and offered their help if Cuba became socialist or communist. That was their only way to survive and USA became even more butthurt because the little force made out of civilians with no experience as soldier and with only basic training that whipped out their army and dethroned the corrupted dictator up in place by USA formed an alliance with their #1 enemy. That's why there's all that propaganda.
The major factor why Cubans won over USA is because they needed big change and they saw in Fidel Castro a leader that they could not only trust, but also love.