Issue section: Marginalized Discourse: Voices from the Critical Left in Cuba

The Cuban Left, More Critical and Decolonized

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Raymar Aguado Hernández denounces Cuban state repression of critical leftists

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The Cuban Reality

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Lynn Cruz calls for situating Cuban politics in the context of the world capitalist system

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The False Dilemma Fallacy

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Alina Bárbara López Hernández rejects the Cuban state’s claim to be on the left.

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Introduction to Marginalized Discourse: Voices from the Critical Left in Cuba

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James Buckwalter-Arias introduces the collection of contributions from critical leftists in Cuba.

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The Historical Burden of Actually Existing Socialism

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Alexander Hall Lujardo develops the emancipatory anti-capitalist critique of Cuban state socialism.

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Cuba and the World

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Lisbeth Moya González discusses how the international left can be in solidarity with the critical Cuban left.

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