> Someone such as Saramango, living as he does in a country which does not
>for
> the most part try to enslave Cuba, has at least some of the necessary
> conditions of possibility for such a speech act. Anyone in the US who does
> not begin by pointing out that there is a movement in their country to
> enslave Cuba must be unaware that there are such conditions, or callous.
I agree with this. On the other hand, Cuba should also be circumspect about causes Cuba supports elsewhere in the world. e.g. Cuba supports the self-determination for Kashmiris. But not a word from Cuba about Tibetan or Kurdi self-determination !
Ulhas