| Indicative of the plight of the economy, in August 1993 Cuba amended its constitution to allow its citizens to deal in the hated Yanqui dollar. |
| No matter what the approach, drastic measures are needed to stem the latest tide of Yanqui imperialism. |
| A virtuoso pianist, he taps not only Cuban rumba and yanqui jazz but digs deeper into his African heritage. |
| This may have been a tacit warning to foreign, mainly Yanqui, architects, not to presume to apply their brand of monument to Havana. |
| Or a lot of people consider him a holy man, a prophet, and a hero, and they don't want your filthy Yanqui money anyway. |
| And, though they may have eventually exited, they left a greater mark than the Yanqui did in Mexico. |
