From Havana on Thursday, Mariela Casto said the United States “must be dreaming” it if thinks Cuba will return to “being a servile country to the interests of the most powerful financial groups in the US.”
Mariela Castro, Cuban president Raul Castro’s daughter and a member of parliament, scoffed at the idea that Cuba would return to capitalism in the wake of the two countries’ newly restored relations.
President Obama said Wednesday that Cuba should not put American businesses at a disadvantage and that increased commerce would do good for both countries. He explained that the U.S. would facilitate transactions and make it easier for America to export and sell goods to Cuba.
Castro’s daughter, however, seemed skeptical of Obama’s motives. From Havana on Thursday, Mariela Casto said the United States “must be dreaming” it if thinks Cuba will return to “being a servile country to the interests of the most powerful financial groups in the US.”
