Transition in Cuba

A transition in Cuba could成为 a historic achievement for Trump, according to The Telegraph

Bruno Rodríguez defends the "proven efficiency" of GAESA

Analyst Jorge Duany views the photo of the FAR and South Command at Guantanamo Naval Base as a symbol of "desperation."

Armed Resistance in Cuba? Analysis of Possible Military Intervention

José Daniel Ferrer: "Cuban soldiers are already looking for arrangements; they know what’s coming."

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

"Seventy years of bullying" cannot be replicated in future Cuba, says writer Carlos A. Aguilera

The problem with Cubadebate is not CiberCuba: it is Marco Rubio

Guantánamo: the border where two historic enemies are closest to confronting each other

Russia confirms that it is discussing matters related to Cuba with the U.S

Rosa María Payá calls for unity to prepare for the transition in Cuba

Rosa María Payá: "We've never been closer to change than we are now."

Cuban opposition reaffirms in Madrid a plan for a democratic transition on the island

José Daniel Ferrer dismantles El Confidencial: "The communist regime is finished and will fall faster than Maduro."

Democratic senator claims that Marco Rubio has "an obsession with Cuba."

The U.S. could fail in its plan to invade Cuba, according to El Confidencial

The Economist asks: Can Trump save Cuba's economy?

In Cuba, "band-aids have been applied where deep surgeries should have been performed," says Leonardo Padura

"Cuba needs an international humanitarian intervention," asserts a prominent demographer

The unfounded fear of the day after the dictatorship: There are reasoned proposals, explains Cuban researcher

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that "Cuba is not an enemy to the U.S. nor does it want to be."

Strategy for a National Civic Movement: The regime "must be forced to concede," reflects a Cuban academic

"Cuba has already been taken, what they haven’t realized": Cubans react to the meeting between the head of U.S. Southern Command and the FAR

Two machetes in a military plane of the regime, after the attack on the planes of Brothers to the Rescue

Pilot of the attack on Brothers to the Rescue: between justice and his wife in Cuba

Analyst predicts change in Cuba before September 2026

Rubén Blades: The Cuban dictatorship seems finally forced to "renounce its tight control and repression."

"Time is running out for the Cuban regime," experts warn in Foreign Affairs

Elias Amor refers to significant changes that are expected for Cuba in June

67 years without dissent: Is it the perfect control system in Cuba?

Writer Fernández Pequeño: "The Sicilian mafia are miserable compared to the Cuban regime."

Cuban musician Omar Sosa: "I would add the touch of the Eggún to the mood of Cuba."

Marco Rubio turns 55 as many Cubans see him as a beacon of hope for change in Cuba

The U.S. is testing military plans in case Cuba falls into chaos this summer, according to Axios

Congressman Carlos Giménez's advisor says that Marco Rubio has real power to change Cuba

"It backfired": Cubans respond in large numbers to Con Filo survey on a U.S. invasion.

Advisor to Congressman Carlos Giménez claims there are secret detentions of agents of the Cuban regime in the U.S.

Sayde Chaling-Chong: "The Cuban regime has already lost."

Opposition member speaks of military intervention in Cuba: "The ball is in their court."

"The transition in Cuba began on January 3": Expert explains the reality

Cuban lawyer recounts how the transition in Panama was experienced after Noriega’s fall

Bloomberg: Trump's pressure could push Cuba towards a political break

Cuban writer seeks to demystify the figure of Fidel Castro as an intellectual, created by García Márquez

Capturing Raúl Castro would be "more costly than catching Maduro and less effective," according to Foreign Policy

Rubio sees the fall of the Cuban regime as "the legacy" of his political career, according to The Guardian

What will happen in Cuba the day after Raúl Castro?

Batista's granddaughter: "With my grandfather, buildings didn't collapse and there was food."

Ferrer calls the Cuban regime a "cancer" and speaks of an intervention "without harm to the people."

The U.S. warns that Cuba could become "ungovernable" without foreign investment, according to Politico

"The primary role of a government... is to ensure the well-being and safety of its citizens," says a Cuban writer

"The high-pressure design is unhealthy": Díaz-Canel lashes out at U.S. politicians.

"Goodbye": Trump posts explosive military image on social media, is there a hidden message to Havana?

The Cuban government fears that economic pressure may lead to a military conflict with the U.S.

"The problem is not the interference, but the lack of democratic avenues in Cuba": critics question Mariela Castro's speech after the political event

The repatriation of 500,000 Cubans in the U.S. emerges as the most explosive point in the discussions between Trump and the Havana regime

Journalist Wilfredo Cancio: "Cuba needs change, but not military intervention."

The story of the audio that implicates Raúl Castro in the downing of Brothers to the Rescue planes

Raúl Castro reacted "with a smile" to the charges from the U.S., according to Mariela Castro

Transition in Cuba or repeating Venezuela's mistakes?

John Bolton: "There is a strong case for regime change in Cuba."