Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Fidel si assume le sue responsabilita`

#_Meglio tardi che mai...e aspettiamo ancora buone notizie dal resto del 
mondo.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11147157
Fidel Castro takes blame for persecution of Cuban gays
 Mr Castro told Carmen Lira that he had not paid enough attention to the 
treatment of homosexuals Fidel Castro has said that he is ultimately 
responsible for the persecution suffered by homosexuals in Cuba after the 
revolution of 1959.
The former president told the Mexican newspaper La Jornada that there were 
moments of great injustice against the gay community.
"If someone is responsible, it's me," he said.
In the 1960s and 70s, many homosexuals in Cuba were fired, imprisoned or 
sent to "re-education camps".
Mr Castro said homosexuals had traditionally been discriminated in Cuba, 
just as black people and women.
But, nevertheless, he admits he didn't pay enough attention to what was 
going on against the gay community.
"At the time we were being sabotaged systematically, there were armed 
attacks against us, we had too many problems," said the 84-year-old 
Communist leader.
"Keeping one step ahead of the CIA, which was paying so many traitors, was 
not easy."
In 1979, homosexuality was decriminalised and, more recently, there have 
been efforts to legalise same-sex unions.
'At death's door'
In the interview with La Jornada, Mr Castro also spoke of the economic 
embargo against the island, which was imposed by the United States in 1961. 
He said it was just as damaging today as it was then.
"The biggest problem was always medicine and food, which is true even 
today," he said.
Mr Castro's comments came in the second instalment of a lengthy interview 
with the journalist Carmen Lira.
On Monday's instalment, he said he had been "at death's door" during the 
long illness which forced him to step down as Cuba's leader.
Mr Castro fell ill in 2006 and handed power to his brother Raul in 2008.
He underwent several operations for an intestinal illness.
"I asked myself several times if (the doctors) would let me live under these 
conditions or whether they would allow me to die," he told La Jornada.
Mr Castro led Cuba for almost 50 years after toppling the government of 
Fulgencio Batista in a revolution.
The Communists remain in power and Fidel Castro remains head of the 
Communist Party, although his brother Raul is president of the country.

 Fidel Castro takes blame for persecution of Cuban gays
l'autocritica è il cardine della superiorità dei compagni sul
capitalismo.

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come quella che si faceva nella famose sezioni del PCI? :-)) 

 come quella che si faceva nella famose sezioni del PCI? :-))
sì. Nel PCI chi dissentiva dal partito era invitato a fare autocritica
per capire dove sbagliava, com'è giusto che sia.

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e come no! Il Partito ha sempre ragione :-))) 

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è questa la superiorità del partito.

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ma qual è adesso il tuo partito? Hai abiurato il PCUS per il PCC? :-)) 

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il PCUS si è suicidato da solo quando hanno fatto fuori Berja.

il PCUS si è suicidato da solo quando hanno fatto fuori Berja.
già, bei tempi quelli quando erano tutti duri e puri...i nipotini di Stalin 
:-))) Comunque a te il gulag ormai non te lo leva più nessuno, vile 
traditore del Partito! :-))) 

 già, bei tempi quelli quando erano tutti duri e puri...
ci puoi scommettere. Allora si faceva il culo ai nazi, coi rinnegati
come Kruscev and co non poteva che finire com'è finita

come Kruscev and co non poteva che finire com'č finita
ma se Kruscev č stato un eroe di guerra?? Ah...sti comunisti della mutua.... 
:-))