Tag Archives: Cuban people

The Cuba Decide Plebiscite: To Be, or Not to Be Free!

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Jose Azel

After decades of freedom-less lives under totalitarian rule, the Cuba Decide Plebiscite is a citizen-led initiative fundamentally asking the Cuban people a rational judgment question: Do you want to be free? “Yes” or “No.” Who can possibly object to such … Continue reading →

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American tourists will not bring democracy to Cuba

Posted on November 27, 2013 by Jaime Suchlicki

There is no evidence to support the notion that engagement with a totalitarian state will bring about its demise. Only academic ideologues and some members of Congress interested in catering to the economic needs of their state’s constituencies cling to … Continue reading →

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