Transition in Cuba

Paquito D'Rivera does not judge the Cuban people and denounces the impact of the ration book

Paquito D'Rivera: "Raúl Castro's arrest warrant is blah, blah, blah."

José Daniel Ferrer: "I prefer the invasion now."

José Daniel Ferrer is convinced that the regime has planes ready to flee when it falls

José Daniel Ferrer, on U.S. policy towards Cuba: "After November 3, things will happen."

Cuban-American Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis denounces the abuses of the Cuban regime at the UN

Who will lead the transition in Cuba? The exile that does not fit into Alina Bárbara López Hernández's analysis

Alina Bárbara López: "Cuba needs people who organize from within and support from outside"

Professor René Fidel González: "May the exercise of rights and freedoms lead us to dignity."

De la O Levy describes free elections and multiparty systems as pressure from the U.S. to "bend" Cuba

Venezuelan political scientist: "The Cuban regime is at its weakest moment."

Filmmaker Juan Carlos Cremata: "I am a worm with great pride, now I am a butterfly."

Father Alberto Reyes: "We cannot wait for things to change on their own."

Cuba after the dictatorship: the challenging task of transition

Can the capitalist right derail? Of course it can

How to achieve a strong and dynamic body that conquers the freedom of Cuba?

From the stock market to solar energy: The businesses that Miami entrepreneurs are preparing for a Cuba without the regime

A traitor to his people is one who defends those who enslave them

Cuban millionaires in Miami are organizing and declare themselves ready to invest in Cuba as soon as the regime falls

Will Díaz-Canel be the scapegoat after Raúl's death?

Father Alberto Reyes: "What do you do with your blessings?"

Academic: "Everyone who supports the cause, whether inside or outside, Cuban or foreigner, is useful and necessary."

The Cuban regime stands firm and declares that it is unwilling to discuss its internal political matters with the United States

"All of this is a great deception": economist sentences Díaz-Canel

Is the 'Cangrejo' ready to take power in Cuba?

Back in the US..., Back in the USSR!

Elías Amor: "I think it's very good that Marco Rubio says Cuba has already fallen."

Forum for Free America: democracy, alliances, and the Cuban challenge

Former Radio Martí official: "Many Cuban opposition members are U.S. employees, not true opponents."

Former Director of Radio Martí: "The U.S. is not seeking democracy in Cuba but rather its own Delcy Rodríguez."

González Raga: "Agreement with Cuba? It’s not negotiation; it's a disguised imposition."

The Platt Amendment: the men behind the vote (Part II)

Fidel Castro's great-nephew claims he has no aspirations to govern Cuba

Expert warns that leaks about military plans aim to pressure the Cuban regime

Marco Rubio insists: The Cuban regime has already fallen, and the only way forward is a transition to democracy

Marco Rubio warns the Cuban regime: "They will learn a lesson the hard way if they do not change."

Former political prisoner calls for the Cuban regime's leadership to be judged "by its own law"

Why doesn't the Cuban regime leave? Father Alberto Reyes explains it

Father Alberto Reyes: "The Spanish government betrays the Cuban people."

United States: From the Caracas equation to the siege of Havana

John R. Brooke, the first governor of Cuba

Bruno Rodríguez accuses Rubio of lying by stating that there are Cuban leaders with "blood-stained hands."

Under what logic does a dictatorship hold power for more than 66 years in a country?

Marco Rubio opens the door to working with figures from the Cuban regime, but he sets a condition

Rosa María Payá presents proposals to address the social collapse in Cuba and prepare for "the day after."

The President of Paraguay calls for a "democratic transition" for Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua

Father Alberto Reyes: "My hope is not in Trump, it is in Jesus Christ."

An economist is confident that Cuba will never dollarize, not even during a transition

Father Alberto Reyes: "The dialogue with the regime is, 'How are you going to leave?'"

Marco Rubio: The U.S. is willing to help, but in Cuba "they are showing quite a bit of intransigence."

Rubio responds about a possible military action in Cuba: "The president has the power and the obligation to confront a threat."

Marco Rubio: "No one is going to invest in Cuba under its current government model."

Marco Rubio to the Cuban regime: "You have a chance to change course."

Trump says at the UN that Marco Rubio is still negotiating with Cuba: "We'll see what happens."

Eight airports and a stock exchange: Projects for a post-communist Cuba

Yunior García: "The Cuban regime, with its one-party system, resembles a cyclops too much."

Ramón Saúl Sánchez, from the historical exile: "The embargo on Cuba is the biggest shipment they have given us."

Monreal and complementary to the Harvard report, Cuba Transformation for the future of the island

Forget about that girl who never cared for you: memories of annexationism in Cuba

Father Alberto Reyes: "To forgive is not to forget or erase everything."