More than ever, today in 2016, Cuba is at the forefront of the media scene. Politically, the Castro regime has always beared the image of success in countries that claim to be of the Marxist-Leninist ideology. In fact, that regime seems to be losing ground. While the old generation remains nostalgic, the news is more nuanced. For the latter, the equivocal is not possible.
Socially, the help from the social party is not enough, and slyly cover the dark daily life of millions of Cubans who still struggle to make ends meet.

Economically, it is a turn of hope that stands before the Cubans. Their overall standard of living improves, and access to consumer goods hitherto reserved only to foreigners is open to a growing middle class. An economy hitherto preserved from the evils of the consumerist society, dictated by the multinationals, ever more eager for new markets to colonize.

The fate of Cuba is sealed.