How to End the Pattern of Intimidation and Repression in Cuba
Severe repression in Cuba is a common occurrence throughout the recent history of the nation. Citizens are unable to practice freedom of expression without retaliation from the communist-controlled government. The fear of speaking out against the government and the...
Elections in Cuba: What’s the Point in Voting?
Elections in Cuba are just a deception of a democratic process, vastly different from countries throughout the world. The long-running Communist Party in Cuba uses the illusion of free elections to maintain power and control. The oppressive Cuban government gives the...
A Look at the Cuban Government’s Role in Venezuela’s Downfall
Cuba and Venezuela have built a mutually dependent relationship over the past two decades that has involved numerous illegal activities. Cuba has played a vital role in the downfall of Venezuela’s economy by exploiting financial resources in exchange for...
Without A Castro In Power, Will Cuba Change?
After Raul Castro announced the death of Fidel Castro in 2016, the world held its breath, awaiting what would happen next in one of the world’s remaining Communist countries. Fidel had been in power for nearly 50 years, taking over as prime minister in 1959, becoming...
Miguel Diaz-Canel: A Look at the New Shadow Puppet President of Cuba
When Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermuúdez assumed the office of President in Cuba, some were hopeful that a departure from the Castro family might allow for reforms and democratization efforts. Unlike his withdrawn, secretive predecessor, Diaz-Canel has made real efforts to be...