On the final day of the 14th International Meeting of Economists on Globalization and Development Issues, the force of the Cuban leader’s thinking was analyzed, four decades after the book “The Economic and Social Crisis of the World,” conceived by Fidel from his Marxist thinking and published in 1983 in a complex context that already foreshadowed the worsening of the global economic order.
When assessing the content and validity of the ideas contained in the book, Díaz-Canel stated that they achieved international mobilization based on the historic leader’s concept that the battles against neocolonization are won with culture and knowledge, because in socialist construction the people must be distinguished by these two heritages.
Researcher Faustino Covarrubias, from the Center for World Economy Studies, noted that the book provides sufficient weapons…
