PPolitics Analysis: Will the Cuban government fall, or not?December 24, 2022 As the country is going through an extreme crisis, let us examine the factors that may, or may…
PPolitics Analysis: One-third of voters said ‘No’November 19, 2022 Official media touted what they portray as an overwhelming “yes” for the new Family Law. Approved in a…
PPolitics Analysis: Playing with fireJune 20, 2022 We are approaching the first anniversary of the July 11 protests, which had a profound impact on the…
PPolitics Cuba advocacy group appoints new leaderJune 1, 2022 CUBA STANDARD — The Center for Democracy in the Americas (CDA) appointed a new executive director. María José…
PPolitics Analysis: The Biden easing measures – why now?May 25, 2022 By Domingo Amuchastegui Fiat Lux! On Monday, May 16 the Biden administration — after almost two years of…
PPolitics Analysis: Biden on crash course with upcoming SummitMay 18, 2022 By Domingo Amuchastegui The Summit of the Americas Conference, planned for June 6-10 in Los Angeles, is set…
PPolitics Analysis: Cuba’s leadership, still firmly in the saddleMay 6, 2022 Post-May Day thoughts: The social outburst of July 11, 2021 — prompted by the sustained intolerance and gross…
PPolitics Canadian company says it has opened a remittance channelMarch 9, 2022 CUBA STANDARD — As the Biden administration has failed to lift sanctions imposed by the Trump administration that…
PPolitics After three years, Helms-Burton case to go before juryMarch 4, 2022 By Vito Echevarría After a nearly three-year pre-trial battle, a federal judge in Miami denied a motion filed…
PPolitics U.S. slaps Airbnb with fine over Cuba rentalsJanuary 5, 2022 CUBA STANDARD — In a sanctions enforcement action targeting a livelihood for hundreds of Cuban homeowners who offer…
PPolitics Analysis: Time to drop any illusions regarding Biden and CubaJanuary 4, 2022 By Domingo Amuchastegui I have no illusions: The resumption of relations between Cuba and the United States in…
PPolitics Nov. 15: Winners and losersDecember 2, 2021 By Domingo Amuchastegui The challenge by the opposition organization Archipiélago, intended to precipitate the collapse of the Cuban…
PPolitics Analysis: The looming showdownNovember 10, 2021 By Domingo Amuchastegui Cuban exile groups in Miami, together with figures of the “paid opposition” on the island…
PPolitics Analysis: Why did Díaz-Canel go to Mexico?September 17, 2021 By Domingo Amuchastegui Did Miguel Díaz-Canel travel to Mexico City for the 200th anniversary of Mexico’s independence? To…
PPolitics Analysis: The missing political dimension of Cuba’s reformsSeptember 17, 2021 By Domingo Amuchastegui The social outburst of July 11 has prompted the Party/State to undertake economic measures of…