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The speaker discusses Cuba's current lack of democracy and human rights, expressing hope for a transition that allows Cubans to enjoy freedom and participate in the global economy. The speaker emphasizes a fresh approach to these issues, grounded in principles from the OAS and UN Charters. The goal is for Cubans to have opportunities to work, raise families, start businesses, and express themselves freely, similar to the freedoms enjoyed in America.

What is the current political situation in Cuba as described by the speaker?

• Cuba is part of the European Union.

• Cuba has a fully functioning democracy.

• Cuba has not yet moved to democracy.

• Cuba is a leading example of human rights.

What does the speaker hope for the Cuban people in terms of their participation in the global economy?

• To remain isolated from international institutions.

• To fully participate in the global economy.

• To avoid any international trade.

• To focus solely on local businesses.

How does the speaker approach the issues related to Cuba?

• By focusing only on economic aspects.

• By ignoring international principles.

• With a new and fresh perspective.

• With a lot of past baggage.

Which charters does the speaker deeply believe in?

• The European Union Charter.

• The ASEAN Charter.

• The OAS and United Nations Charters.

• The NATO Charter.

What rights does the speaker advocate for the Cuban people?

• To follow only government-approved careers.

• To avoid starting businesses.

• To work, raise families, and express themselves freely.

• To remain silent and not criticize leaders.