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Analysis: Castro brothers' successor may inherit a very different Cuba

March 3, 2013

NBC News

Raul Castro’s recent announcement that he will leave power in 2018, and his appointment of 52-year-old Miguel Diaz-Canel as first vice president and his de facto successor, are signs of the glacial pace of political change in Cuba.
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