What’s Next for Cuba? A Cuban Explains What You Need to Know
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I was born in Cuba and lived there until I was nineteen years old.
In this video I reflect on what concepts like international law mean to people who actually live under a dictatorship. Much of the global conversation about Cuba happens in academic, legal, or political circles far removed from the lived experience of the Cuban people.
For those who grow up under a system where basic rights are routinely violated, international law can often feel distant, abstract, and powerless.
This is a personal reflection on that reality—and on what might come next for Cuba.
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