The views that some countries have recovered from the global financial crisis are just castles in the air, Osvaldo Martinez, Director of the Center of World Economy Investigations of Cuba, said Monday. In an article issued by the official daily 'Granma,' Martinez said some countries may experience worse crises by 2010, adding those, who think the economic crisis has been left behind, 'can wake up with pain.' 'This crisis is not like the previous ones and the capitalism of our day has a too heavy combination of exploitation, inequity, speculation and aggression to the environment, which make impossible a swift economic, social and environmental recovery,' said Martinez, also president of the Economic Issues Commission of the Cuban parliament. 'If we look at the U.S. economy, we can see the end of the recession is debatable, and the way ahead is full of obstacles and dangers, which by no means point to a vigorous recovery,' Martinez added. Martinez said the United States always prints dollars to compensate its deficits, but this practice raises the inflation, the interest rates and tends to abort the recovery. 