Cubans here see post-Castro reforms as slow - Pittsburgh

Fidel Castro’s release of the reins yesterday sent a post-climactic ripple through the ranks of Cuban Americans. Those who oppose the regime — and that’s most of them — celebrated two summers ago at the temporary handing of power to his brother, Raul.

Now, Cuban Americans in Pittsburgh say they are optimistic that reform is coming, with some semblance of economic freedom, but probably not soon.”*

*From: http://www.post-gazette.com
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