Inside Red Cuba James Reston Reports on Havana
James Reston departs for Havana to assess Cuban revolutions effects. He notes shabby opulence, widespread rationing, a growing student presence, and a military that has loosened its grip. Colorful banners, scarce coffee, and a cautious optimism contrast with old opulence and new austerity.
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Inside Red
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James Reston
The
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Havana
Latin America
Fidel
University of Havana
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