Porqué es Importante CONOCER la Historia 2

Seguimos en este episodio conversando sobre al gran importancia de Estudiar, Conocer y Analizar la Historia

Episode Transcript

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Yeah, good afternoon. It isa few hours to everyone and everyone again

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with you, your friend Mr Qan, to share with you reflections and analysis
on facts of the present, thepast and the future. On this occasion
I want to share with you,as always, in my opinions and reflections

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on facts that have happened and thatsome people do not understand, do not
understand the context because they do nothave all the information or because it is
always the first time that they hear, speak or the messages that they have

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received about a given fact is incomplete, or there is a sejo or there
is a vacuum of knowledge. Iwas on the last podcast yesterday. We
were talking about the problem of warand domination of the side so and how

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they use it for their place.Countries and to achieve their strategic goals of
domination of the world, of resources, of political, social and economic systems.
Interestingly, a few hours later Iwas talking to a person who,

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on a subject that is not directlythe subject of the Otano, of the
war in Ukraine, which is forme the main historical and geopolitical event and
which is going to change many things, whatever the outcome I have and we

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are talking about the issue of Cuba' s relations, the situation that Cuba
has, with its economy, withits social development, its economic development,
the hardships that Cuban society is experiencing, largely caused by the coercive measures of
the United States and, in othersby the bad decisions, the slowness that

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it works, the Government of Cubaand its failure to manage the economy is
a subject that I am very interestedin. The conversation came after yesterday,
on 29 May, the U Sgovernment announced a new set of measures that

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it claims to be to improve theeconomy of Cube. That is, they
are mainly measures of a financial natureand of an economic channel. But in

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the same news, in the sameofficial publication of the Treasury Department, they
are clearly saying that it is away to empower a certain segment of the
population to bring about a change inthe Cuban government. That is, when

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they talk about improving democracy or advancingdemocracy in Cuba. Obviously, it'
s not just the economic part.There is also a political intention. Therefore,
there is an intention of interference andmanipulation and pressure towards the Cuban Government.

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The way in which this news ispresented has caused much debate in the
networks. As always, the issueof Cuba is an issue that is very
hot, especially among Cubans who havelived for sixty- five years, this
confrontation between those who support the governmentor the opposition, which I almost always

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believe is all funded and supported bythe United States. That' s undeniable.
Some may not accept the funds,but they echo the measures of the
United States, the vast majority againstthe Cuban people, at the end of

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which it is the ones that sufferthe sanctions, restrictions and all the laws
against Cuba that have been enacted overthese six and a half decades. In
this conversation, the other interlocutor Ihad told me that I was an inicio,

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because I said that when the Cubangovernment makes the statement on the measures
it announces, the United States governmentsays it agrees. As long as these
measures do not interfere with the Cubanlegal system, do not interfere with the

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sovereign rights of legality in Cuba,that do not violate its sovereignty, then
he tells me that this is anillusion and says that it is that the
government is against the measures because itdoes not want people to have their business,
etcetera, etcetera. Always this argumentativepart, with falsehoods and lack of

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knowledge, but above all with abias that comes from the first moment they
do not even stop to read thestatement made by the Government of Cuba.
They say the Cuban government is againstit. When you hear the news and
go and read the news, yourealize that nowhere in the news of the

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Cuban government' s statement on themeasures says it is against or that they
will be banned. But as theydo the clarification that they will not accept
or agree with those who interfere withsovereignty, with the Cuban legal system,
with what is legislated, with whatis established within Cuba. Well, that

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' s why they' re gettingin the way. So I tell you
that, that' s called sovereignty. That is called sovereignty and an inalienable
right of all peoples and all countries. Then he tells me no, which

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is that I am a use,because all the countries have been if the
hegemonic countries have always been those whodo what they want and that the blame
for everything is not for the sanction. The government is to blame. And
then I tell you that he hasa cognitive bias, but that it is

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a sample of how bad the supposedcommunist propaganda works, because he, who
was screened the educated, grew upinside Cuba, has the discourse of the
media paid by the United States.And he tells me no, he doesn

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' t, he doesn' thave that point of view that communists are
the ones to blame. And therewe go for another bias, because he
doesn' t even know he's like he doesn' t know what
socialism is. He knows what hesays and in the king he does not,
that it is poverty, that itis theft, that it is corruption

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of the capitalists are the good oneswho look at how they have done things
for the world, a wonder theyhave done for the world. That is
why we are as we are alwaysat war, because capitalism is a wonderful
thing. Capitalism is built on theblood and sweat of people. I do
not defend communism because, first ofall I see communism as something very illusory,

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very illusory, practically unattainable at thepresent stage that humanity has to make
it understand that we should not beas I said. One cannot be the
wolf of man, one cannot bethe one who kills to live without contemplations,

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as is the case today, thatthere is a small group of billionaires
who control the world and there arehundreds and billions of people who lack even
the most basic to survive people whodie in the children of hunger, who
die of diseases, who die ofanything, of anything because simply, they

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do not have access to the resourcesthat rich countries have. Nor do I
want to say that rich countries mustbe stripped of it in order to distribute
any wealth. That' s alreadya part of the story, and that
' s unspeakable. That can't be changed now. That has to

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be changed. And that modification wouldbe a rebirth of consciousness, a rebirth
of humanism that almost no longer exists, because people have become zombies, who
repeat as parrots and are convinced ofthe discourse that is not even theirs.

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So when we talk about sovereignty andI tell you that America has no right
to put any nations in, tomeddle or to be giving carrots, as
it has always done, to changesof things. As you say, not
because the Cuban government has to do. But if the Cuban government has not

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been hostile to the United States,it has never, ever organized invasions,
I have never put bo more inthe United States. But the other way
around, yes, the other wayaround and I realize something again, we
' re going to touch on thatissue and it' s how the Cuban

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government lost that battle. They alsolost the economic battle, lost the battle
of information, lost the battle ofeducation and now the great mass of young
people who have almost everything come here, for the United States are not saying

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that all, of course, thereare professionals, well, there are people
who left because, simply, thehuman being has the desire to live a
little better. And in Cuba,in the midst of the U S war
and the inefficiency and mediocrity of theCuban government, which only listens to itself

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and does not listen to the people, even though they talk about the dialogue
with the people and all those ridiculousthings that, to me too, that
is another thing that energises me andinvinces me how they are going to do
the visits, the tours and everythingare mounted and everything is prepared and warned
for a while to do this andthe other and prepare as on that occasion

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when the President, I think itwas raul who visited the tunas of the
tunas in the Cuban East and visitedthe tunas and one day before they painted,
fixed some grids that were falling intothe organophonic, brought vegetable goods from

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other organoponics to show it with whatwas produced here and that I and God
embraced everything that they say politicians andleaders do not realize or do not want
to realize that they are lying tothem, that they are setting up a
theater to show them the beautiful thingsbetween quotations, when in reality things are

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quite ugly. And that has doneimmense damage to the credibility of the Government,
to the credibility of the people whoare at the head of the institutions,
of the agencies, at the headof the municipal provincial governments in Cuba.
It' s a tremendous damage.I think it will be difficult to

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recover it, because the lie hasbecome an institution falsifying the data, adorning
the figures, melding the information tobrighten the ears in quotation marks for the
chiefs in quotation marks who also visitthe places. That has happened before and

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after with Fidel, Raúl and DíazCanel. I think it is an incredible
thing and that many of these ministers, deputy ministers and directors of higher bodies

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are part of that mechanism. Andpeople know it. It' s not
that I' m saying it becauseI have a light, or I have
a crystal ball that I see thingsand people don' t go to people
know it, they know they're cheating on it. When they'
re cheating, they' re sayingno that this is so, that this

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is past. It' s differentfrom reality. Crude that exists to the
tangible. So, what is thesense of hiding the information when we have,
in addition to an economic problem,an ideological and political enemy and so

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powerful, so capable of anything likethe United States, Why has this castle
of lies been built in Cuba,If, supposedly I say, the supposed
leaders, militants and so on,should be the example to follow in the

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probity of doing well and not whatthey are actually at this moment looking up,
as they say there, waiting forthem to give it the order,
to see what to do, tosee what Julián said or what to do
With this good, they have noautonomy, despite all the measure and all

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the comic that they always do thatthey are going to decentralize and that it
goes from all the governments, theagencies, all have to wait for it
to be given to them at thecentral level. I understand that there is
little availability of foreign exchange or financingor whatever, but it' s been

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sixty- five years for the bestand it doesn' t solve it.
And that' s another problem.They don' t solve the problems.
I remember when Fidel said that therewas going to be coffee insured, that
there was going to be chocolate.He has assured for every family nucleus what

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I know that I know when therice of the highest quality, which is
the other thing. Then Raul cameand said that a glass of milk for
all children had to be assured becausethat is important, that beans were more
important than cannons. All that peopleremember just as I remember it. And

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what has been accomplished of that?That it has been fulfilled that must not
have not to think, nothing hasbeen fulfilled. And I know that there
are things that depend on investments andhaving the currency for money to do it,
but there are others that don't. There are others that could

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have been loosed with people' sinventiveness. But decisive centralization results in inertia
for all, because it must besigned and coined and approved and that I
am the other. And anything thatis going to be done has to go

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through a bureaucratic process that is unheardof. Unheard of by me. If
there is one thing that is incomparablein Cuba, it is the bureaucracy and
inefficiency of those bureaucracy. Like someonetold me, I' m not one.

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Are they bureaucrats? They are burrocratsbecause they are burrus Because it is
necessary to maintain that mechanism, thatcrude mechanism, that thing that is either
alienating people from solving any problem.It is necessary to be well- gil

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It is necessary to be good inorder to endure the whole process of solving
the problems in Cuba, of managingthe resources. You have to be good,
well, well stupid to work onthose mechanisms. Or care nothing about
the needs of the population or thecompany that have an urgent need. That

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' s the reality. That's what happens when it' s centralized.
That' s what happens when it' s centralized, when everything is
controlled by one person. And that' s given these results, what'
s there? What are the results? It' s a dying economy,

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it' s an economy that hasbeen killing itself if there are suicides little
by little in the midst of inefficiencyand amid the hostility of the United States.
He has been the victim of alack of foresight, he has been

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the victim of a lack of dialogue, of people being involved in the economy.
And when I say" participant," it is a participant who helps
find solutions, which help create,solutions that help improve the things that are.
But people, people or a personwho name ABEDU, as they always

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do with the directors of regional,national provincial agencies, ABELU because it says
it is communist or because it saysit is evolutionary. Most ninety- five
percent have to comply with that.If you don' t, because you

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can' t participate, you can' t be or hold a position if
you don' t have a meator a guarantee that says you' re
revolutionary and look how easy that isbecause that number of people gave me inefficient

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believe that so much has been doneto the economy. Well, look,
almost everyone says they' re communists, and then, you see, they
' re all more curious. Sometimespeople are gonna be right that communists are
all assholes. But it' snot even that, it' s not
even Common that has a name andit' s called opportunist, people who

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take advantage of the bad decisions thatare made to live life, as they
want and the samples are infinite.A lot of those communists who barked like
this, literally barked at meetings,those who continually do there and said that

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they were more Marxist than sea andthat they were more communist than Angell and
Kelenning are now living in the UnitedStates, after having dilapidated and stolen and
done everything in Cuba, then evenwhen people also know all that, all
that is known. Cuba is anarchipelago, but all that happens as Cuban
wants. It is very communicative andhas happened and continues to happen and what

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is the solution. Because within thegovernment, what' s there is what
' s inside the assembly, thatnational, who has the Guinean record of
voting for it an anime event forso many years, that what gives is
laughter and shame, because in thosevotes that they do, that they have
done for I don' t knowhow many thousands of times nobody always disagrees

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with the measures that are taken,measure that then no one serves for anything,
but they are still there collecting asalary. And there are officials of
those who have been twenty- fiveand thirty years and then forty also what
kind of government works like this,Deputy Minister, who have been in office

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for twenty years, fifteen, twenty, thirty, that is the son,
the woman, you, the grandmother, the whole world, and then they
are talking about what is called personalinterests in the governments of other countries not

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to say the name of any one. And then in Cuba. What'
s up? What' s inCuba? And I think that, as
I said, Cuba has lost allbattles, economic, social, educational and
now what it is trying to survive, but the government of the people is

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isolated. It' s my visionand it' s my opinion. People
have a very serious state of opinionagainst the government, because they all try
to adorn it and turn it aroundso that people in quotation marks understand it.

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But in reality, the real problemis incapable of saying, they are
capable of dealing with it. Andthat' s why people spend every day
less trust them. And it's a very serious problem. The one
who has not that there are fouridiotic assholes on the Internet talking about stupidity,

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if not the stupid things that theydo that really hurt, because people,
in the end they don' tcare listen to another crazy person or
to any of that talking by theory, like some kind of consolation, because
maybe they say the same part ofthe truth and make fun and make money
with it. But, in themeantime, the Cuban government continues with the

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rhetoric that if the other thing is, then the blockade. We know that
there is that you know that eventhe children in high school, the elementary
school, the pre- school,you know that there is a blockade.
Sixty- five years it' sbeen. But the solutions that the Government
has sought to do so have beenbetween zero and zero. There he is.

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They' ve all tried to handleit in a way that' s
been a disaster and that' sthe result we have. That' s
the result we have. Thank youall so much for listening to us.
Then we' ll come back tothe subject. A hug that you,
Mr. Ho Chao