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Harvard Group Proposes Democratic Transition in Cuba, Amnesty for Political Prisoners and Constituent Assembly

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The Harvard Working Group on the Future of Cuba considers the situation on the island unsustainable and proposes a peaceful solution that would begin with the release of political prisoners and move towards economic reforms, a rule of law and a new Constituent Assembly.
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A Harvard working group called on the Cuban government to lead the transition and release all political prisoners.

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The #Harvard Working Group on the Future of #Cuba calls for deep political, economic and social reforms, and warns that maintaining the current model will aggravate the crisis.

The Harvard Working Group on the Future of Cuba considers the situation on the island unsustainable and proposes a peaceful solution that would begin with the release of political prisoners and move towards economic reforms, a rule of law and a new Constituent Assembly.

The report calls for a general amnesty, the lifting of fuel sanctions and, in the medium term, a Constituent Assembly

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14ymedio.com broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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