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Mailyn Salabarria: No Way Out of Cuba's Nightmare without US Tutelage

34 min · 11. feb. 2026
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Receive a 10 percent discount on Adrian Day’s Global Analyst newsletter with the coupon code FERG: https://www.adriandayglobalanalyst.com/ Mailyn Salabarria, a Cuban journalist and classical-liberal advocate, fled Cuba and moved to the United States in 2001. As a believer that freedom cannot be taken for granted, she praises the Donald Trump administration’s efforts to restore democracy and fundamental rights across the Americas. Salabarria argues that Cubans on the island need US military support to oust the dictatorship and that Cuba is a US concern, just as Venezuela has been. Show notes: https://impunityobserver.com/2026/02/11/mailyn-salabarria-no-way-out-of-cubas-nightmare-without-us-tutelage/

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