Castro's move talk of the town in Miami

MIAMI - Cuban exiles in Little Havana welcomed Tuesday's news that Cuban President Fidel Castro had officially resigned power, but most in the heart of the Cuban exile community weren't optimistic the move would bring major changes or democracy to the communist nation.
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As news of the resignation spread, motorists honked vigorously at police patrol cars and television reporters. Shouts of "Free Cuba!" echoed in the streets, and small groups gathered to chat in local eateries. But there was no widespread celebration, just caution.

"I hope this is the beginning of the end of the system, but we have to wait," said 35-year-old chemist Omar Fernandez, who left Cuba for the U.S. six years ago.


Castro's move talk of the town in Miami

We should have taken that bastard out years ago.....
Unfortunately, his brother Raoul will take over and he's just as bad.

Miamivette wrote:

We should have taken that bastard out years ago.....
Unfortunately, his brother Raoul will take over and he's just as bad.

Isn't that how it always works out....

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