As my late father used to say, too many people don't know the Castros. Or to translate, the Castros don't change but they want you to think that they change. Down in Cuba, we have a change, the new President Miguel Diaz-Canel. Let's take a look: 1) Yes, it is historic, since the guy is not named Castro; and, 2) Yes, it is generational because Diaz-Canel was born in 1963 and is not a part of the Castro generation. Bur real change? Not at all!    Diaz-Canel was handpicked by Raul Castro and subsequently "approved" by the one party Cuban assembly, as we see in this report:      He has been waiting in the wings since 2013 when Castro said that he would leave the Cuban presidency on Feb. 24, 2018 -- later postponed to April 19 -- and the rubber-stamp National Assembly named Díaz-Canel first vice president of the Council of State. “When Raúl Castro is the...(Read Full Post)