In democracy, organized crime is neither ideology, nor politics
Dictatorships, with Cuba as head and model -that turned 20th century Castroism into 21st century Castrochavism- are governed by a structured transnational group that acts in concert, committing crime to indefinitely hold power in Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, Nicaragua, obtaining directly or indirectly economic, political benefits and impunity. By its very nature and fundamental components, in democracy organized crime does not have an ideological, or political status.