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Ivette García González

Ivette García González, a Cuban scholar, critiques Cuba's government, advocating for reform and highlighting ongoing protests, vulnerability, and the need for unity.

Academic Calls for Unity in Cuba's Democratic Fight: "Everyone Who Supports the Cause, Inside or Outside, Cuban or Foreigner, Is Valuable and Necessary"
Academic Calls for Unity in Cuba's Democratic Fight: "Everyone Who Supports the Cause, Inside or Outside, Cuban or Foreigner, Is Valuable and Necessary"

Published on 10/4/2026

Santiago de Cuba Rethinks Vulnerability Amidst Sparse State Resources
Santiago de Cuba Rethinks Vulnerability Amidst Sparse State Resources

Published on 10/3/2026

Most Cubans Now Face Vulnerability, Warns Historian
Most Cubans Now Face Vulnerability, Warns Historian

Published on 9/14/2026

Cuban Historian Calls for Turning Protests into a Strategic Fight
Cuban Historian Calls for Turning Protests into a Strategic Fight

Published on 9/6/2026

Cuban Intellectual: Crisis Alone Won't Trigger Change
Cuban Intellectual: Crisis Alone Won't Trigger Change

Published on 8/29/2026

Time for Reform Has Ended: Cuba Needs a Radical Shift, Says Cuban Academic
Time for Reform Has Ended: Cuba Needs a Radical Shift, Says Cuban Academic

Published on 8/21/2026

Protests Persist in Cuba Since July 2021, Says Cuban Scholar
Protests Persist in Cuba Since July 2021, Says Cuban Scholar

Published on 8/15/2026

Author and Scholar Criticizes Cuban Regime as a Living Monument to Incompetence
Author and Scholar Criticizes Cuban Regime as a Living Monument to Incompetence

Published on 8/8/2026

Cuban Scholar Criticizes Discrepancy Between Government and Its Revolutionary Claims
Cuban Scholar Criticizes Discrepancy Between Government and Its Revolutionary Claims

Published on 7/26/2026