On the recordSeptember 5, 2018
The feigned transition of power that occurred in Cuba this April was nominal, and we should not be under any illusions about who really holds the seat of power in Cuba.
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congress.govDavid Cicilline: “The feigned transition of power that occurred in Cuba this April was nominal, and we should not be under any illusions…”
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Cicilline critiques the legitimacy of Cuba's leadership transition and Raul Castro's continued influence.
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