What comes in perspective

(PD) The move to a corporate form, capitalist and with an innocuous fascist court seems to be the outlet for a Castroism at certain risk of announced collapse.

Although it is only usually spoken of the clientele framework assembled with enough time for the occasion, there are more. It is not just the familiar framework, that includes all the political and economic powers in the hands of the Castro clan.

Let us dwell on the all-embracing mandate of a single ruling party and of a parliament where until today there has never been a vote against the mandate of the executive figure of the clan.

This is reinforced by the well articulated fear that descends as the only bar of equality between all the estates and structures of the very sick Cuban society.

Beyond the above, the hidden political capital of the totalitarian military regime also includes its servile bureaucracy, which compensates with its unconditionality the privilege of stealing at will, the genuflex intelligentsia ready to support everything in exchange for the opportunity of Travel and have some material prerogatives, and the servility present in the Catholic Church and others of Christian confession, all of them guided by the Department of Religious Affairs of the ruler and only party, which seems to have begun with the promotion of a new santeria according to Its purposes.

To all this must be added a repressive apparatus that controls all facets, edges and sectors of Cuban society. The repressors are present and attentive to the intimate life of each and every one, from generals without battles, heirs without glory, to people of foot.

The jewel of the crown in this condition could be the brilliant performance of its special intelligence and counterintelligence services in the United States and to a lesser extent in Europe.

The penetration of Castroism in this sense goes far beyond the mass media and academic media. At least in the United States, they have done so in political circles and in areas as sensitive as intelligence activity in the Department of Defense. The case of Ana Belén Montes is more than illustrative in this sense.

The necessary condition for the eventual legalization of a loyal opposition has already been created, in which those approved by the regime and its special services will be present. The ever-servile Catholic Church, the new Santeria, the new journalism and every marvelous opponent, awarded, awarded and promoted within this carnival.

A significant step that should not be overlooked is the controlled emergence of the self-employed. We say controlled, because everything is within the Cuban society. These are pseudo-entrepreneurs approved by the internal control and repression apparatus. People in whom the regime can trust and that will not leave the lane established by the great military holders.

It is to be hoped that Cuba will soon be a new state-pattern-quincalla, with a cut similar to Viet Nam, but with the aspiration 'Gaésica' in a future, to mimic the putinesca Mafioso Russia.

Envoys of GAESA, (the pool of Castro's military) travel through US enclaves and negotiate trade and investment for their military companies. Diplomats, business executives and officials from the ministries of Transport, Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment and diplomats move there. They are looking for commercial links and especially opportunities for foreign investment in the country, the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC said in a statement.

GAESA is the military holding company that became the largest business emporium in Cuba. A monopoly that includes more than fifty companies owned by the Castro praetorian guard, the Revolutionary Armed Forces, operated under a rigid and secret financial regime.

It is the capitalist element that will make the transition to corporate fascism that will succeed the failed Marxist socialism.

Most remarkable of all is that they intend to make it possible with "the generous and disinterested help" of the beloved enemies of the North.

It is possible to establish the parallelism between the discrimination against Cuban nationals today, from hotels owned by the United States, with the profits that the military will obtain from these hotels and the latest measures taken against Cubans, starting with the most recent legal pruning Feet, "wet, dry feet".

What arrives in perspective is the fascist totalitarian antidemocratic Castro, happily financed and supported from the United States.

What will President Trump do? That remains to be seen. 
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