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He challenged Fidel Castro to embrace democracy, and got a standing ovation.
It is about whether these countries are prepared to embrace democracy, which Russia has little interest in.
The left should embrace democracy, human rights, the market economy and social reform and stop its obeisance to Cuba.
In Morocco, King Mohammed VI has been trying to change his country's autocratic image and embrace democracy.
The Vietnamese leader's message was clear: Just because we trade with you, don't expect us to embrace democracy.
He said: "Today's turnout exceeded my wildest expectations and just shows that if you trust the people they embrace democracy.
That was a step far short of embracing democracy.
Mr. Johnson added: "Tibetan exiles have only reluctantly embraced democracy despite the Dalai Lama's many urgings.
Having forsworn warfare, terrorism and separatism, they have now embraced democracy and a constitutional approach.
Amid exuberant optimism, the region embraced democracy, open trade and the free market.
Africa's two largest nations, Nigeria and South Africa, have embraced democracy and deserve American support.
