Cubans Deserve Dignity, Not Slum Tourism: Rethinking Misguided 'Help'

Cuba was once a beacon of economic vibrancy and cultural richness in the 1950s—a nation that, despite its flaws, stood as a symbol of potential and resilience in the Western Hemisphere. It boasted a self-sufficient economy, a strong middle class, and was a destination for global visitors. However, decades of failed governance under a centralized communi…