In a Changing Cuba, Many Remain Skeptical - NYTimes.com: "For months, Cubans have been treated to an uncharacteristically blunt assessment of their future by none other than their president, Raúl Castro.
They do not work hard enough and live too much off the state dole, he has said. The economy has been based on an unworkable math in which two plus two “equals six or eight,” as he put it in a speech on Saturday. And the leadership has failed to groom a young generation to take over, leaving the upper echelon of the party dominated by standard-bearers of the revolution who are as old as 87."
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