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Cuba is often regarded as a communist country that has a poor standard of living. While Haiti has capitalism, Cuba is much better off. So which capital city would you rather live in?
Cuba is often regarded as a communist country that has a poor standard of living. While Haiti has capitalism, Cuba is much better off. So which capital city would you rather live in?
Haiti does not have capitalism, it has a crony capitalism.
Pretty big stretch, but I agree with what you're saying.
Show me a successful conservative capitalist nation (other than the US if you consider it successful). Practically every rich nation on earth uses some form of socialism yet people in this country run away in fright just hearing the word.
We're already subsidizing the lazy, can we do it in a way that also benefits everyone else and not just the people with research foundations and superpacs?
Cuba is often regarded as a communist country that has a poor standard of living. While Haiti has capitalism, Cuba is much better off. So which capital city would you rather live in?
That's not fair. Haiti has been systematically screwed by more powerful nations since it's inception.
Cuba is often regarded as a communist country that has a poor standard of living. While Haiti has capitalism, Cuba is much better off. So which capital city would you rather live in?
Part of capitalism is to have fair and efficient judicial system and Haiti certainly do not have that.
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