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Saturday, February 23, 2008
REGIME CHANGE IN CUBA ???
DAVID FROST
This week Fidel Castro announced that he was stepping down after nearly five decades in power. Peter Kornbluh, the director of the National Security Archive's Cuba Documentation Project, joins Sir David to discuss Castro's legacy and Cuba's political future. Also, Muhammad Yunus, the economist affectionately known as the 'world's banker to the poor', joins the show to discuss his new book, 'Creating a World without Poverty
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