To the extent he can, Castro has been rewarding young people. Such benevolence breeds dedication, some young people say. After 31 years of revolution, Castro senses that Cubans, especially the young, may be losing some of their revolutionary fervor. The 1980's were noted for greed and avarice, but now we're in the 1990's, and the waiter has arrived with the check. Things have changed, and Carter is more popular than Reagan.
Hospitals are corrupt.
Judges are corrupt. Everybody in the world is corrupt. On the other hand, folks who work on the Metro staff are really the salt of the earth, people with REAL values. Widely viewed as what he calls a 'radical Commie pinko' when he came to Congress in 1971, the Democrat from Berkeley, Calif., has emerged in 1990 as a principal player on defense policy. If there's one thing that almost everyone agrees on here is that the communists must go and as soon as possible.