September 19, 2019
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9:48Now PlayingUniversal education but no teachers. Free healthcare but no doctors. That's life in Cuba under Communism. In February, Cubans voted for a new constitution that reaffirms socialism as “irrevocable.” But is that what Cubans want? I sat down with Cuban lawyer, independent journalist, and human rights defender Laritza Diversent. She’s also the executive director of Cubalex. It’s a nonprofit group that gives legal assistance to Cubans and advocates for human rights and democracy in Cuba. Obviously, it’s not allowed to operate inside the country.
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