'Few countries have been held back so obstinately by their leader' - that was the view of Fidel Castro held by the last British ambassador to Cuba, Paul Hare.
This opinion was disclosed in response to a freedom of information request to the BBC, as revealed here before.
We may now find out if he's right.
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I really want to like Fidel, but I think there are somethings you just can't ignore... a shame
Guy
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