Cuba: Popular Sovereignty, Democracy, and Historical Responsibility
No emancipatory transformation can come from external coercion. Those in power do not act in the name of people’s rights, but rather in their own strategic interests. Latin American history shows that economic pressure and political tutelage lead to dependence, social fragmentation, and new forms of subordination rather than democracy or social justice.
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