I have been thinking about a message of hope.
It is no secret that Cuba is immersed in a systemic crisis, one that grows worse with each passing day, while the Government seems concerned only with repression.
Those in power appear to have no real interest in seeking a solution—perhaps because, given the degree of deterioration the island has reached, any improvement would mean empowering the people and accepting a loss of power. And for them, losing power is unacceptable.
And yet, I believe the worst part of this moment is that we have lost hope once again. The days go by without a light on the horizon, and the hopes we held only a few months ago have slowly faded.
But no evil lasts forever, and the oppression weighing upon our land will not last forever either.
That is why I tell you: do not lose hope.
I know you are tired. I am tired too. I know there are days when it seems the darkness will never end, when it feels as though we will remain forever immersed in hardship, in the absence of freedom, in a weariness that slowly extinguishes the soul.
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La Red de Observatorios Independientes de Cuba presentó este jueves en Miami el Informe Cuba 2025: Derechos humanos, crisis estructural y desprotección, una investigación de más de 200 páginas que reúne datos procedentes de encuestas, monitoreo ciudadano, análisis económicos, observación electoral y documentación de derechos humanos para ofrecer una radiografía de la situación de la isla durante el pasado año.