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Vol. 5 No. 8 (2024)
Published November 29, 2024
(2024)

We welcome you to the eighth issue of Revista Foro Cubano, an edition marked by a critical examination of the mechanisms of power, control, and resistance in Latin America. In this issue, we bring together research and reflections that invite readers to rethink the boundaries of political participation, the forms of institutional repression, and the challenges of development from territorial, legal, and sociopolitical perspectives.

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Research Article

Armando Chaguaceda, Raudiel Francisco Peña Barrios
Autocratic participationism: an analysis of local experiences in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela
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Raudiel Francisco Peña Barrios
Totalitarianism, post-totalitarianism, and permanent state of exception. The Cuban case
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Carlos Andres Ramirez Gonzalez, Mariana Cardona Rodríguez, Valentina Guzmán López
From weapons to the ballot box: the Comunes party and the challenges of electoral competition in the post-peace agreement
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Susana Vázquez Vidal
The legalization of repression in Cuba. Approximation to the criminalization of political dissidence between 1959 and 1987
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Idana Berosca Rincón Soto
The Extractivist Model in Latin America: Territorial Policies, Socio-environmental Conflicts, and Alternatives
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Review

Samuel David Salcedo Londoño
Review of the book "Ernesto Guevara, also known as Che"
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Jhon Bayron Bedoya Sandoval, Diana Katalina Torres Molano
Review of the book “Against Ideological Discrimination in Cuban Universities: Memoirs of a Citizen Protest on the Web.”
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The Foro Cubano Journal (RFC) was created in the year 2020 with the purpose of disseminating research papers on politics, economy, culture, and Cuban society every six months.  It is an international scientific publication arbitrated in it's digital version (ISSN: 2711-1695). Articles and / or research papers are selected through the methodology of "double blind" that seeks to maintain the anonymity of the evaluators and authors  at the time of being selected.