Eugene Robinson has been at The Washington Post since 1980, serving as assistant managing editor since January 1999. His prior positions included foreign editor, London correspondent, and South American correspondent. Born in Orangeburg, S.C., he graduated from the University of Michigan and worked at the San Francisco Chronicle before joining the Post.
In power for forty-four years and counting, Fidel Castro has done everything possible to define Cuba to the world and to itself -- yet not even he has been able to control the thoughts and dreams of his people. Those thoughts and dreams are the basis for what may become a post-Castro...
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