Cuban Transition

Díaz-Canel accuses the US of lacking the "moral" authority to demand anything from Cuba and calls for unconditional dialogue

Boncó: "There’s no place left to escape; this year the dictatorship will leave the park."

María Elvira speaks out after the latest statements from the White House regarding Cuba

"Cubans were taught not to have hope because there is always a trick."

Yale Professor Carlos Eire: "Cuba's curse is its own history."

The U.S. will maintain and increase pressure on Cuba despite the shipment of Russian oil, says Díaz-Balart

José Daniel Ferrer accuses Díaz-Canel of using the interview in Newsweek to legitimize the regime

The U.S. exported over 2.5 million dollars in gasoline and fuel oil to Cuba in February

Kolodkin, pressure and contradictions: Does the U.S. energy strategy work to force a change in Cuba?

Why is Cuba strategic for Trump at this moment?

Gestures between Washington and Havana fuel rumors of ongoing negotiations

United States warns: The change in Cuba remains on the agenda of the Trump administration

Marco Rubio insists: There will be no economic improvement in Cuba without a change in the system

Zoé Valdés demands the prohibition of the Communist Party in Cuba

Sandro Castro: The independent Cuban press has created a monster

Zoé Valdés: "I cannot forgive: Drones, drones, drones!"

From 'revolutionary oligarchy' to 'capitalist oligarchy': The mutation of Castroism to survive in power

"Washington does not decide": The phrase by Díaz-Canel that ignited social media and unleashed the voice of Cubans

The Director of the Center for a Free Cuba recalls that the U.S. is considering an operation similar to that in Venezuela if negotiations with the Cuban regime fail

Rodiles asks Republican congress members where is the Internet for Cuba that they were requesting from Biden

"We see that Cubans succeed all over the world, except in Cuba": Rubio asserts that the island's problem is structural

Marco Rubio on the Cuban regime: “The only thing worse than a communist is an incompetent communist.”

Marco Rubio on Cuba: “We need to change the people in charge; it's the only way to a better future.”

The U.S. is already considering options for a transition in Cuba, according to The Atlantic

The Action Forum for Amnesty 2026 aims to present a draft law to free Cuban political prisoners

GAESA, the economic heart of the Cuban regime that Washington aims to target

Negotiation or strategy? The discussions between the U.S. and Cuba could foreshadow a more aggressive scenario

Change of stance? Cuba would consider compensating for properties confiscated in 1959 in negotiations with the U.S.

Trump is said to have a plan ready to change the regime in Cuba, according to The Atlantic

Díaz-Canel aligns himself: Cuba is open to dialogue with the U.S., but without renouncing its political system

"Here is a people that prefers to live on its feet rather than die on its knees," says Díaz-Canel to foreign allies in Cuba

Exiles support the transition to democracy in Cuba, but set limits on a U.S. protectorate in the island

Marco Rubio says he has no news about Cuba, but insists it is "worse than ever."

Marco Rubio on the crisis in Cuba: "It's the worst situation they have ever faced."

Marco Rubio: "Cuba is a disaster, and it's due to its government."

Paul Webster Hare: "A military intervention does not benefit the U.S. and does not benefit Cuba."

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

The Cuban regime stands firm: "The political system is non-negotiable."

U.S. Treasury Secretary predicts a "slow-motion" regime change in Cuba

Political scientist Julio Shiling believes it is time for a military operation in Cuba

Writer César Reynel sees the possibility of U.S. drones supplying food and medicine to those protesting in Cuba

Ruzzo, former member of Orishas: "May Cuba truly be free."

White House Communications Director responds to the New York Times: "Only Trump and Marco Rubio know the situation."

The conversations between the United States and Cuba (I)

Silvio Rodríguez's AKM: When the "external enemy" justifies a sovereignty without citizens

New York Times responds to Marco Rubio and defends its sources

Young Cuban in the U.S. prepares to celebrate: "I’m going to shout that my Cuba is free"

Pánfilo hits the most uncomfortable "home run": He congratulates Venezuela... and leaves Cuba watching from the sidelines

Carlos Giménez: "If you're crazy, go ahead, invest in Cuba."

Bruno Rodríguez accuses the U.S. of wanting to "take control" of Cuba following warnings from Trump and Rubio

Rubio denies the New York Times version regarding the transition in Cuba that leaves the Castro's power intact

Businessman in Miami: "There will be no business in Cuba until there is freedom."

Alina Bárbara López criticizes economic reforms in Cuba: “Without political changes, there is no solution.”

Joe García: "If the Americans lift their foot off Cuba, Cuba won't get back on its feet because it is in bankruptcy."

"It is the player and not their pieces that must be defeated": Carolina Barrero responds to a New York Times article

"Everyone is already waiting for it!": Willy Chirino reacts to graffiti in Cuba with the phrase 'It’s on its way'

Kasparov erupts against the flotilla to Cuba: “Exchange them for Cubans who want to live in freedom.”

The Dilemma of the Cuban Regime's Diplomacy

Jorge Mas: "We have the ability to dream of a free and prosperous Cuba."

The Trump administration would be trying to remove Miguel Díaz-Canel from power, according to The New York Times