Castro government resists opening a line towards democracy in Cuba

 

The Castro regime seems to have no intention of allowing its people to go at least little by little closer to democracies and follows the direction of a totalitarian system and close to the powers most observed by their radical left governments.

 

The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, informed his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, by telephone on Thursday of the results of the recent VIII Congress of the Cuban Communist Party (PCC, the only legal one) in which he was elected first secretary.

 

Díaz-Canel had held a similar telephone meeting the day before with the leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam (PCV) and until a month ago the country's president, Nguyen Phu Trong, Cuban state media reported.

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