Bernd
05/05/2019 (Sun) 20:37:21
No.25609
del
05/05/2019 (Sun) 20:37:21
No.25609
del
>>25598
At least in Maduro's case his incompetence is understandable. He was probably handpicked by Chavez as his successor because of his loyalty and ideological fervor rather than his talent to rule.
Guaidó is probably a naive idealist.
>>25599
Some Brazilians have a mythicized picture of Cuba as a developed state and speak highly of its healthcare. In reality Cuba was already ahead of the rest of Latin America by the time of the Revolution (and stagnated since, unlike some Caribbean states which are now not far from being First World) and its medical system has quantity but not quality, which can raise it above the usual Third World level but not to a proper developed healthcare system.
At least in Maduro's case his incompetence is understandable. He was probably handpicked by Chavez as his successor because of his loyalty and ideological fervor rather than his talent to rule.
Guaidó is probably a naive idealist.
>>25599
Some Brazilians have a mythicized picture of Cuba as a developed state and speak highly of its healthcare. In reality Cuba was already ahead of the rest of Latin America by the time of the Revolution (and stagnated since, unlike some Caribbean states which are now not far from being First World) and its medical system has quantity but not quality, which can raise it above the usual Third World level but not to a proper developed healthcare system.