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para los cubanos que nacieron en Cuba:

sabes que estas personas existen y en qué tipo de disidencia están involucradas? qué opinas al respecto?

si no eres del izquierdo políticamente, te interesa lo que estos cubanos tienen que decir, o no te interesa porque son marxistas, socialistas y/o comunistas aunque quieran un cambio de régimen?

hay políticas o programas que vienen de la izquierda que te gustaría que existieran o que siguieran existiendo en mejor forma en una Cuba con democracia política (lo que implica elecciones multipartidistas, libertades civiles garantizadas como la libertad de prensa, la libertad de reunión y de asociación, etc.)? por ejemplo, que el access a la salud sea gratis y clínicas comunitarias?

for the leftists that were not born in Cuba:

do you know these people exist? have you ever heard of la izquierda crítica or la izquierda nueva in Cuba? 

if you have, how did you hear about them and what do you think? has it changed your approach to or understanding of Cuba?

if you haven’t, are you interested in hearing the perspectives of these Cubans who identify as marxists, socialists, and/or communists but want regime change? do you have an idea of what their perspectives and criticisms might be, coming from the left?

para los cubanos en este sub:

i'm not Cuban, but I lived in Cuba with my partner for awhile and have obsessively consumed Cuban history and news for the last 10 years. kid #1 with my Cuban partner is in the very near future.

a crucial part of parenting for me will be making sure my kids feel deeply connected to their Cuban heritage.

i speak Spanish, cook Cuban food, listen to Cuban music (mostly hip hop admittedly), and i talk more about Cuba than my own home country. i've started compiling Jose Martí writings to read to my kids at night. i can't dance, but my partner doesn't dance either so i think i get a pass on that one.

en qué más debería invertir o preparar antes de tener hijos cubanos? qué aspectos de tu infancia fueron los más determinantes o importantes a la hora de forjar tu identidad cubana (hablo de las cosas buenas)?

EDIT: my Cuban partner and i have had this conversation too, just curious if there's more ideas out there.

EDIT 2: for the people who said i shouldn't ask this sub because it's full of "gusanos" - Cubans are Cubans, period. political views don't negate someone's Cuban-ness.