I’ve been thinking about the key to change
"They may cut down all the flowers, but they cannot stop the spring"
That Cuba needs a change of government and of political system is evident. The project called the “Cuban Revolution” has not only failed—it has failed spectacularly. After nearly 70 years under a totalitarian power, living conditions on the island could not be worse; the situation of the people could hardly be more lamentable.
Many factors suggest that change may be near: the economic crisis has reached levels never seen before; pressure from the current U.S. administration; the distancing of former ideological partners such as Russia and China; the absence of a new “savior” nation willing to be drained of its resources; the refusal of many countries to accept projects that benefited the government, such as the medical missions; and an increasingly evident diplomatic isolation.
While the Cuban government seems to be desperately trying to buy time to see if it can reverse this situation, it gives the impression that more and more doors are closing, that fewer and fewer people believe them, and that fewer and fewer are willing to keep losing money and credibility by supporting a failed dictatorial regime.
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