i don’t think that cuba can be considered a dictatorship. not so much about venezuela but that’s none of my business - and for the record, not of the US too.
Dictator is a word the US uses to describe the overwhelmingly popular elected officials who somehow aren’t ousted from office by US-backed candidates and CIA interference/influence campaigns.
I doubt Maduro could ever be that popular with the current state of the Venezuelan economy. And even taking into account the sanctions it’d take incredible incompetence to bring the Venezuelan economy down to it’s current state.
When Fidel was in charge, it absolutely was a dictatorship. That his brother took over from him is a little clue to that fact. Now I’m less certain. Since the Communist party in Cuba has some actually well meaning people in it, there’s a possibility that with the old guard dead or retired they may cease being a dictatorship.
i don’t think that cuba can be considered a dictatorship. not so much about venezuela but that’s none of my business - and for the record, not of the US too.
Dictator is a word the US uses to describe the overwhelmingly popular elected officials who somehow aren’t ousted from office by US-backed candidates and CIA interference/influence campaigns.
I doubt Maduro could ever be that popular with the current state of the Venezuelan economy. And even taking into account the sanctions it’d take incredible incompetence to bring the Venezuelan economy down to it’s current state.
When Fidel was in charge, it absolutely was a dictatorship. That his brother took over from him is a little clue to that fact. Now I’m less certain. Since the Communist party in Cuba has some actually well meaning people in it, there’s a possibility that with the old guard dead or retired they may cease being a dictatorship.