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Unlike U.S. citizens, all Cubans have free health care. And the nation’s literacy rate surpasses that of many world powers. That’s the upside of Fidel Castro revolution 50 years ago today. But there’s little else to brag about. In fact, when Cubans say “revolution” they mean the country’s aging government that limits Internet access and keeps them on a travel lockdown.div class=”feedflare”
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