Carlos Saladrigas

Cuban-American entrepreneur Carlos Saladrigas: "Without political changes, there is no seriousness or credibility in Cuba."

Saladrigas proposes a National Unification Commission with the Holy See as mediator

"Time has run out for the country": Saladrigas on the crisis in Cuba

Carlos Saladrigas suggests that Cuba must integrate into the U.S. economy to survive

Cuban-American businessman: "Díaz-Canel's changes are insufficient and piecemeal."

Saladrigas believes that Cuba no longer has options and that a signed pact with the U.S. is urgent.

Saladrigas warns about 'piñatas' in future privatizations, in Cuba and outside the Island

Political scientist Armando Chaguaceda advocates for continuing negotiations between the U.S. and Cuba: “Democratization is the pragmatic approach.”

Cuba: property, investment, and justice for the people, the three dilemmas of the transition, according to Saladrigas

Saladrigas on the dollarization of Cuba: the country meets most of the conditions but would lose monetary sovereignty

Cuban-American entrepreneur: the diaspora and the U.S. must finance the Cuban transition with a "Marshall Plan" for the island

Carlos Saladrigas: Stabilizing Cuba will cost between 6 billion and 10 billion dollars and will take between 2 and 4 years

Saladrigas proposes to turn Cuba into a Caribbean financial center in the style of Singapore within 10 to 15 years

Carlos Saladrigas: Obama opened the door to change in Cuba, but the regime deliberately took a step back

Gloria and Emilio Estefan attended a session at the White House on Cuba