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Author: AzimuthMedia Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:39:30 -0800 Duration: 339Daljit Dhaliwal interviews Marifeli Perez-Stable, Vice-President of the Inter-American Dialogue about Raul Castro's latest reforms and the future of U.S.-Cuba relations.

This week on Episode 3 Jared talks about the Cuban people's new found freedom in the ability to purchase and use mobile phones, does a Ralph Nadar text message rap dissing presidential candidates Hillary, Barak and McCain, and discusses the phenomena

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Cuba's Communist leader announces the end of a more than 50-year reign.

This morning Fidel Castro resigned as president of Cuba. What do you think his legacy will be? Are you Cuban? What comes to mind when you think of Fidel? Have you lived in Cuba or visited? What impressions do you have of his impact? Castro is the last of the iconic leaders of the Cold War. He outlasted eight U.S. presidents, U.S. sponsored assassination attempts and the ill fated Bay of Pigs invasion. Castro survived the collapse of the Soviet Union, Cuba's biggest international supporter. The closest the world came to nuclear war was during the Cuban missile crisis. Share your thoughts on Fidel Castro.

Rumors built steadily in August that Castro had died. In the end, the rumors were baseless. But Fidel's health remains very fragile, Cuba's economy weak, and the standoff with the U.S. unresolved

After highlights from this week's Oxford Analytica Morning Conferences and coverage in the Daily Brief, Graham Hutchings, Editor of the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief, and Neil Pyper, Latin America Editor, follow up with discussion of the de facto transfer of power in Cuba to Raul Castro, his relationship with the military, and the outlook for Cuba's relations with other countries, particular the United States and Venezuela. Then Tom Wales, North America Editor, examines the prospects for the Iraq Study Group report on Iraq, due out in the United States next week. They look at the likely diplomatic and military options to be set out by James Baker, former US Secretary of Defense, and the likely reception by the US government and the Democratic Party.