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Subsequent to the illness of Fidel Castro, the international television networks and newspapers have reported and commented about the street celebrations in Miami. Outside the United States, the perception was simply a reflection on the American attitude, as a whole. It is unfortunate that the behaviour of one third of one percent of the population, determines the opinion of foreigners about our whole country..
Hopefully, the international coverage of New York Times will establish a more accurate picture of the real Americans. A great majority of the 741 letters received by New York Times have expressed a favourable opinion about Fidel Castro and/or blamed the US administrations for the poor relationship between two close countries.
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The Facilitator
Subsequent to the illness of Fidel Castro, the international television networks and newspapers have reported and commented about the street celebrations in Miami. Outside the United States, the perception was simply a reflection on the American attitude, as a whole. It is unfortunate that the behaviour of one third of one percent of the population, determines the opinion of foreigners about our whole country..
Hopefully, the international coverage of New York Times will establish a more accurate picture of the real Americans. A great majority of the 741 letters received by New York Times have expressed a favourable opinion about Fidel Castro and/or blamed the US administrations for the poor relationship between two close countries.
You can read those comments/opinions at:
news.blogs.nytimes.com/?p=21%23respond
We will be pleased to read your own comments, and publish them, with your identification or pen name.
The Facilitator
posted by The Facilitator @ 3:02 PM
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