The change is in your hands. Join us!
Cuba wants to change. Cubans deserve to be free citizens with equal opportunities.
The police can send you to jail just for speaking your mind.
The state pays you in one currency but charges you for basic necessities in another currency that doesn't circulate on the island.
The most frequent and widespread complaint of citizens is hunger.
You cannot travel within or outside the country without permission.
Religious repression is common. For example, Jews are not allowed to wear their religious headdresses in public.
We work to ensure that Cuba is a prosperous and happy society of free citizens, with equal opportunities and equality before the law. A democracy where our right to elect and be elected is respected.
So that Cubans can realize their dreams through creativity and self-employment. So that we can build an excellent healthcare and education system and have the opportunity to access decent housing and a decent salary through our own efforts.
We work to ensure that Cuba is a prosperous and happy society of free citizens, with equal opportunities and equality before the law.
We are Cubans on the island and around the world, together with international friends, working tirelessly to achieve peaceful change.
Peaceful mobilization of Cubans and the international community. Pressing for the people to be able to elect freely and democratically.
I would never change my right to express myself, demonstrate, and make demands in public. Nor do I regret it.
We congratulate the Cuban people for the courage they demonstrated on June 11th in the streets and cities.
The change is in our hands.
Cuba Decide It has given me hope for collective struggle. I believe that after so much time, through this project we will finally achieve the unity of all Cubans and hold a peaceful demonstration to expel the communist regime and be free.




