Democracy in Cuba

What would change for Cuba with a right-wing government in Spain?

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

The Republic from 1902 to 1958: lights and shadows of a nation in the making

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballot boxes

Díaz-Canel speaks for a people who could not choose him and assures that they will defend "their self-determination."

The plan that Washington is studying for Cuba: Change the leadership without abruptly dismantling the regime

Félix Navarro receives a historic appointment from the democratic opposition while remaining in prison

Boris González Arenas explains the challenges of journalism in the future democratic Cuba

Chilean communist claims that Cuba "is a democratic system, from a historical perspective."

"To eliminate the CITMA," they didn't ask "even a single written question," criticizes Cuban professor

Díaz-Canel dares to talk about democracy in Cuba, and the mocking responses pour in: "What country does he live in?"

The democratic reconstruction in Cuba: what Latin America must learn to avoid repeating history

"Institutions that work, real opportunities, respect for freedom": Lázaro Bruzón's vision for a future Cuba

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: "It is everyone's responsibility for Cuba to be a better place."

Luis Manuel Otero: "I am with Oshún and I am with the Virgen del Cobre, but above all, I am with Cuba."

Tense clash between Mike Waltz and congressman who visited Cuba: "I haven't read the full report."

Caudillismo and the cult of the leader

How Democracies Die: The Cuban Experience as a Warning for Latin America

Citizenship and Freedom demands that civil society be at the negotiating table for the future of Cuba

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara warns what the only solution is to free all political prisoners in Cuba

Young man who questioned Díaz-Canel protests in El Cobre wrapped in a white sheet: "Freedom, democracy..."

Message from political prisoner Virgilio Mantilla on the anniversary of 11J

From the "combat order" to the unvoted heir of Castroism: Cuba five years after 11J

Why does democracy fall so easily while totalitarianism persists?

“Communism will have to answer for its victims”: the Cuban artist Selene Perdomo dismantles Díaz-Canel's rhetoric

Is Cuba in Transition? Lawyers Warn About the Regime's Impunity

Cuban regime says it is willing to engage in dialogue with the United States about investment

Alberto Reyes dismantles the regime's reforms: "The solution is not in liberating the economy, but in liberating the citizen."

"The Cuban should not have to ask for permission to enter his homeland."

The U.S. demands immediate political reforms from the Cuban regime: "They have no other option."

Carlos Sánchez Berzain: "We are living the last days of the Cuban dictatorship."

Former spy Ramón Labañino claims that “the power belongs to the people in Cuba” and faces ridicule: “Tell that to GAESA.”

The OAS calls for the restoration of democracy in Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela

Three Cuban political prisoners, Democracy Awards 2026

Rosa María Payá: "GAESA is the safe of the dictatorship"

Carolina Barrero and José Daniel Ferrer bring the demand for freedom and democracy for Cuba to the OAS

Marco Rubio issues a global warning: Doing business with GAESA can be costly

Cuba Transformación clarifies its proposal: "Social market economy and democratic rule of law."

The European Union: With the People or with Tyranny?

"The Cuban people deserve freedom": Strong statement from the Estonian Foreign Minister

Saladrigas: "The Constitution of '40 is no longer relevant for Cuba."

Opposition coalition and Cuban-American lawyers join forces to prepare for a democratic transition on the island

Architect Abel Tablada criticizes the Cuban regime for having invested hundreds of millions in isolated hotels

"It is unusual for 27 democracies to fund the dictatorship in the Caribbean": Hermann Tertsch calls for an end to the EU-Cuba agreement

Díaz-Canel insists that the people elected him: "The problem is that Cuba is a unique case."

What requirements should a politician have in the Cuba of the future?

Julio Shiling explains why Cuba should return to the Constitution of 1940

The former president of Colombia states that restoring democracy in Cuba is a fundamental task for the hemisphere

"Which side of the edge are you on?": Mural by Chilean artist on the reality of Cuba creates a stir in Havana

"The first thing to change is political exclusion": Ulises Aquino advocates for openness and tolerance to rebuild Cuba

"No power has the right to keep us in this agonizing misery": Alberto Reyes says that Cuba is a concentration camp

The Economist: The Cuban exile community fears a Venezuela-style transition following a regime collapse

Activists from 'Fuera de la Caja Cuba' demand the release of all political prisoners: "Their days are numbered."

Analysts speculate on economic opportunities in a post-Castro Cuba

Marco Rubio responds to María Elvira Salazar: "The U.S. will not allow the Cuban regime to benefit from American resources."

Exile proposes to return to the Constitution of 1940 to rebuild Cuba

A transition in Cuba could become a historical achievement for Trump, according to The Telegraph

Chilean panelist seeks to sue Cuban after intense debate about Cuba: "Give me the RUT and the address."

Miami-Dade approves resolution in support of a free, democratic, and prosperous Cuba

Writer Carlos A. Aguilera: "I am not sure that Cubans are ready to choose in a democracy."