Do you think that Castro has already died and his brother is scrambling to figure out what to do?

Question

Wasn't that a movie?

Answer 1

I don't think so. I imagine things have already been put in place for whoever will succeed Castro.

Don't know if it was a movie or not. Maybe you should write one of your own about it, anyway.

Answer 2

Raoul has been the heir apparent since the sixties, and during this time, he has been head of the Cuban military. Scramble is not a verb that comes to mind regarding this situation.....he's had plenty of time to get his ideas together.

Intestinal bleeding is a symptom of colon cancer, and Fidel is the right age for this to be a potential problem. I believe that he is alive, and undergoing aggressive cancer therapy. The Cuban medical community is relatively advanced, and if there is something that is beyond them, they have plenty of friends overseas that can offer resources. I would look for a slow decline, and eventual demise.

Raoul is said to be more pragmatic than his big brother, and I have heard that under his rule, a Chinese style capitalism might evolve. Cuba is rich in resources, and the command economic model has been shown to be unworkable. Look for new resorts, eco tourism, an expansion of their oil industry, and possibly, a return to the Havana of old, with Casinos, night clubs, prostitution and a good time for anyone willing to pay.

Answer 3

his brother is scrambling apparently uou think that castro s bro just steped of the boat and has no idea as too fill in his bros shoes?? and castro, ist(fidell0 hasent croakedd yet his bro, will be sworn in the minute he does as there new president etc, anyways his bro scrambling my the younger bro is, 75 and has been his bros, right hand man for knows how long, iam sure as bros they occasionally bumped into each other in the hallway etc, and talked,and briefeed one anotherr

Answer 4

No Castro has not die and anyways if he did his brother will rule Cuba and the people will live about the same but I think they should give someone good and powefull a chance.

Answer 5

I think that this should not concern us.

It literally makes me sick to listen to my fellow Americans wish for death of another human being that has never killed Americans. He is a communist and a dictator that is all. He is different than we are.. that is all.

And many many Cubans happen to love their country. Like that man who came over here to get his little boy years ago. We offerred him all kinds of things to stay but he stated he loved Cuba and wanted to raise his son there.

That was his right. We might not like Cuba or it's politics but why be literally happy at the death of a human being just because that human being doesn't conform to our way of thinking?

Answer 6

OMG.... I makes so much sense now.... I think your right and this is the way of easing the counrty into a new Castro-less age

Answer 7

No. I'm sure Raul knows what to do. He was one of the leaders of the revolution. People say he's more pragmatic than his brother, so I'm sure he knows what to do. He's also less caring, so he won't care what the people of his country think about his decisions.

Answer 8

oxfordblond is a dumbass. no he is not dead and dont you think after all these decades that his brother has a plan. same old plans as always, keep the people under his thumb

Answer 9

We are all hoping, I would like to visit the beaches and smoke cuban cigars in celebration.

Answer 10

OK, lets jump to conclusions, and assume!! Thats what most people go by in this forum anyways!!