Transition in Cuba

From Plans to Power: What is Needed to Turn the Preparation of Cuban Civil Society into a Government Alternative

From Transition to Government: What Civil Society Proposes to Keep Cuba Afloat During the Change

Military intervention in Cuba in 2026? Raul Mas Canosa believes that "there will be a change, for better or for worse."

How could a transition take place in Cuba? The paths that civil society has envisioned

Raul Mas Canosa, convinced that the general of Southern Command told the Cuban regime: "Either you change or I will change you."

"The time for reforms is over... we must chart a course until we reach the bottom," states a Cuban academic

Marco Rubio: Pride for Cubans who love freedom

The freedom of Cuba depends on what we Cubans do

Analyst Jorge de Armas: "Cuba needs a 15-point earthquake on the Trump scale."

Economist Elías Amor asks: "What did Fidel Castro leave to Cuba?"

Expert lists what Cuba needs to restore its economy

From 35 billion to a new Cuban business class: The exile's plan to rebuild Cuba

This is the roadmap of 13 pillars to reconstruct Cuba after the end of Castroism

Who really holds power in Cuba? This is how Washington would be interpreting the power structure of the regime

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

U.S. Secretary of War puts Cuba on alert: "You will see truly significant things in the coming weeks."

"Whether they like it or not": Hegseth issues a strong warning to the Cuban regime from Panama

Colonel of the Ministry of the Interior, Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro "Raulito," "The Crab"

The writer warns: "Cuba has a cancer that must be removed because cancer will not offer solutions."

Are Álvarez Casas and El Cangrejo really candidates of Washington, or is the CIA trying to sow distrust within the regime?

The regime is reportedly positioning Óscar Pérez-Oliva as a possible successor, but Washington would reject him, according to the NYT

Russian expert raises the possibility of a political change in Cuba as a risk for Moscow's investments

The plan that Washington is considering for Cuba: Changing the leadership without abruptly dismantling the regime

Trump is seeking a "Delcy model" for Cuba, but U.S. intelligence warns of a problem

The Crab and the head of MININT emerge as potential figures for a transition in Cuba, according to the NYT

Can the Constitution of 1940 outlaw the Communist Party?

Expert Eduardo Garaicoa explains why Cuba needs to return to the Constitution of 1940

The Seventh Art marked my life from an early age

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

The Democratic Reconstruction in Cuba: What Latin America Must Learn to Avoid Repeating History

When people forget what makes them great

Plan to rebuild eight airports in a free Cuba

Is change in Cuba on the horizon? Analyst discusses the scenarios for a possible end to the regime

The seven habits of highly effective people and the struggle for a free Cuba

Historian argues that Cuba is more Spanish than African

Luis Manuel Otero dismantles the controversy surrounding his watch

Luis Manuel Otero: "I felt Marco Rubio's empathy, I was proud of him and of myself."

Ulises Aquino: "The Party and the Government have anchored themselves to power without listening to the people's demand for change in Cuba."

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

A historian believes that Cuba has discontent, but lacks an opposition to lead it

Fear as a tool of control

The significance of 11J five years later

"A drop in the ocean," but it saves lives: The story of U.S. humanitarian aid to Cuba

What would you do the day after the dictatorship ends in Cuba?

Rebuilding Cuba could cost up to $375 billion and might take 15 years, according to experts

What would the reconstruction of Cuba look like? These are the plans that experts are designing in Miami

2026: the year when the cause of Cuba's freedom returned to the center of international politics

Caudillismo and the cult of the leader

Marco Rubio denies that the U.S. is expecting a regime change in Cuba this year: "I wish it were tomorrow."

Marco Rubio: "Those who govern Cuba do not know what they are doing."

Marco Rubio: "The regime fears prosperity because it would lose control over the people."

Marco Rubio promises a Cuba that is "prosperous, secure, and with a better future."

"A wounded animal is more dangerous": Luis Felipe Rojas' warning about the Cuban regime in its final phase

"Hunger will be the trigger in Cuba": the warning from writer Luis Felipe Rojas

Díaz-Canel, six months without fuel and more than a thousand political prisoners

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

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

Cuban lawyer Laritza Diversent: "The beginning of the end is this year."

The price of complicity: when silence also supports a dictatorship