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Miranda, Julio

Julio Miranda holds a diploma in Contemporary Politics from the Administration and Economy Department (FAE) of the University of Santiago de Chile (Usach), and one in World Politics from the Humanities department of the Institute of Advanced Studies, Usach. He is a public accountant and auditor, as well as the author of “The adventure of undertaking” (RiL, 2004), “Science and Technology in Latin America, Fundamental Analyses and Dimensions for the Formulation of Public Policy promoting Development”, Eumed, Universidad de Málago, 2007. He is also a professor and a consultant. Finally, he is the director of Global Development & Knowledge, dedicated to carrying out pre-investment studies and sociopolitical analysis for foreign investors interested in Chile and South America.

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Castro succeeds Castro and “gatopardism” prevails

The “Fidelistas” stay in power and assure the continuity of the regime

By Julio Miranda, 13th March 2008

The expectations that Fidel Castro’s resignation generated throughout the world are vanishing. Nothing augurs profound change, at least not in line with the change that world leaders are looking for. It looks like the day in which Cuba opens itself up to democracy, holds debates regarding the rights of the people and is incorporated into the global economy is far away, the author assures.