You may be correct. Time will tell.
If we can achieve true democracy and bring civil liberties to Cuba, then the stage can be set for the people of Cuba to freely determine the 'degree' of government involvement in economics sphere. However, I am firmly of the opinion, that you can only have true freedom, when you are totally free to participate in private enterprise.
I noticed on your pic (front row procession, far right, next to Menoyo) the person of "William Morgan".
Here is an interesting bio on William Morgan and his involvement in the Revolution of 1959:
http://www.aguadadepasajeros.bravepages.com/english/william_morgan.htmGood points. I knew about Morgan and his untimely demise. Thank you for adding the LINK.