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What Does Marco Rubio Want with Cuba?

Given the catastrophic state of Cuba’s economy, and that there is no solution without including the USA, Rubio will ask to dismante the regime

What happened this past January 3 between the United States and Venezuela has completely shaken Cuban public opinion…

It was not the reformers who suggested allocating a disproportionate portion of state investment to building empty hotels in the midst of the crisis.

Lacking a sense of humor, vengeful towards anyone who dared to defy him, the figure of Fidel Castro is experiencing its lowest point.

What promised to be a transformative process has been reduced to formal, partial, and in many cases cosmetic advances…

Cuba’s renewal depends not on permission from abroad or preservation of the past, but on the imagination and bravery of its own people.

Reality has played a cruel joke on us here in Cuba, and now the only music in fashion is the silence of the refrigerator.

Restoring democracy requires will, political resolve, strategy, and social cohesion around a common purpose.

The military intervention was not an act to restore democracy in Venezuela, but rather a demonstration of US power in the region…

The expulsion of the Spanish ambassador is the latest episode in a progressive international shutdown by the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.