Cuban Creditors Worried

From Larry Daley"

To all:

Inferences taken from news reports suggest that Cuban government’s
creditors are worried that a Cuban transition to democracy may result in
losses of their investments.

Here is an example, in which despite its irate tone, is written in perfect
if vulgar English. In addition, only the most trusted of Cuban officials
is allowed such wide access to the internet. Such could be taken to
suggest that the author 71.101.58.229 is either a highly trained Castro
government official or a English speaking foreign investor.
This is taken from the Wikipedia Cuba talk page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Cuba#A_somewhat_less_than_flattering_note

and entitled "A somewhat less than flattering note"

the exchange is given below


Larry

The exchange reads:

(El Jigue writes) Just receive a somewhat less than flattering note
apparently from 71.101.58.229 to my talk page at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:208.65.188.149&diff=cur
the note reads:


• The above comment is more garbage by the ultra-right fascists of Miami.
To: El Jigue: You are a comemierda. That is the reason you can not go to
Cuba. Your brothers and sisters inside the island reject you. Stay in
Miami, you piece of SCUM. —Preceding unsigned comment added by
71.101.58.229 (talk) 21:44, 1 November 2007 (UTC)


It appears that the lady/gentleman in question is referring to:

"One of the matters in discussion in official circles in Washington DC is
when, after the Castros leave the scene, will the succeeding Cuban
government be responsible for the Castros' vast foreign debts (in excess
of 40 billion dollars). One of the factors is that if the Castros' can be
considered foreign agents (e.g. given Raul Castro's training in the
Eastern Block countries, and Fidel Castro's speech at the funeral of Fabio
Grobart etc) then the 1898 Treaty of Paris applies, and the Cuban people
are thus absolved of any responsability for this debt. El Jigue 11-24-06"
El Jigue208.65.188.149 22:47, 1 November 2007 (UTC)