I wouldn't be surprised if Soderbergh was pressured to avoid making pre- revolution Cuba as graphically corrupt as it was
 at that point. The film is a great example of how the US government can be so easily manipulated by the media and the public. It is also a perfect example for how a film can become a propaganda tool. I think that the film was a good example to show how corrupt the government is. This film also shows how much the CIA can do to influence the Cuban people. In fact, the movie shows that Cuba is not only a country that is corrupt but also that it is the only country in the world that has a democratic government. Cuba has been a democracy for over a century and it has always been the most democratic country. However, it's a very different country now. There are many people who are not happy with the way the country is being run. They want to change the system and they want the people in Cuba to be more democratic. But the truth is that they are very much against the current system, and that's why they have been so successful in trying to overthrow the regime in Havana and to bring about a new era in Latin America.<br /><br />The film shows the great power of the United Nations and how it can influence Cuba. We see that in many countries, there is no government that can control the UN and there are
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