Is there any way Fidel could had brought Democracy to Cuba rather than become a dictator after the Revolution?
Well he wanted to bring socialism, and that could have been done democratically in principle. Problem is that change of regime is quite a Big thing if right to private property is allowed or withdrawn every 4-8 years.Is there any way Fidel could had brought Democracy to Cuba rather than become a dictator after the Revolution?
Would it be possible to have a lower level representative democracy while keeping power concentrated on the national level?
Would it be possible to have a lower level representative democracy while keeping power concentrated on the national level?
Is there any way Fidel could had brought Democracy to Cuba rather than become a dictator after the Revolution?
His revolution is backed not by the Soviets but by the British Commonwealth and when he starts going dictatorial he and his brother have an S.O.E. type accident. Justification for this action is the large British possessions in the Caribbean and the threat that a communist Cuba would be, as well as eliminating the Mafia controlled existing regime running Cuba in the 50's.Is there any way Fidel could had brought Democracy to Cuba rather than become a dictator after the Revolution?