Raul Castro in final push to reform Communist Cuba


HAVANA: Raul Castro, who will be re-elected president when Cuba's National Assembly meets on Sunday, wants to reform the island's sclerotic economy while keeping a central role for the Communist Party.

It would be a difficult balancing act in the best of times, even for a leader with Raul's impeccable revolutionary pedigree.

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