HAVANA TIMES, April 6 — In his most recent public speech on Sunday, President Raul Castro urged youth to make use of debate and to accept differences of opinion as a means to advance the construction of socialism.
“Fomenting frank discussion and not seeing disagreement as a problem, but the source of the best solutions. Absolute unanimity is generally fictitious and therefore harmful,” said the Cuban president.
With that in mind Havana Times asks its readers the following:
– Is it possible to disagree with certain decisions and policies outlined by the Cuban leaders while continuing to be on the side of the Revolution?
– Do you think the leaders in fact fear disagreement?
– Up to what point could differences of opinion advance or reverse the Cuban effort to build socialism?
Participate in the discussion
“The Supreme Court has chosen to endorse the aspirations of a man guilty of corruption,…
The "migrant dream" of Cubans is under the scrutiny of researchers from the University of…
Today’s featured band is Monsieur Periné from Colombia with the song “Mi Libertad” from their…
In order to improve navigation and features, Havana Times uses cookies.