Is Cuba a dictatorship? Two articles of its own law prove it
It is not something people say out of passion. Where there is no change and no possibility of change, there is a dictatorship, even if it holds elections.
Ismael Guimarais
I grew up in Cuba. I write about the Cuban dictatorship, the ones in Venezuela and Nicaragua, socialism in Latin America, and what those systems leave behind in a country’s culture.
It is not something people say out of passion. Where there is no change and no possibility of change, there is a dictatorship, even if it holds elections.
The Cuban regime is not invincible. It can fall and it will fall. But it does not depend so much on the number of people who protest.
A unanimous round of applause, my grandparents' "shhh" and a teacher's warning. This is how I stopped believing in the Cuban Revolution.
The anti-asere Cuban
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