Cuba In Conversation

Latest Episodes:

Episode 4: Cuba, Quo Vadis? Nov 25, 2022

The three preceding episodes, in English, focused on analyzing the economic and political reforms that have taken place in Cuba and the relations between the island and the European Union. Today we will address in Spanish a summary of the topics covered in the podcast, all based on the years of work in the Forum. Participants: Anna Ayuso (CIDOB-Spain), José Choffre (University of Alicante-Spain) and Raynier María Pellón (CIPI, Cuba).

Episode 2 – “Cuba, Pro-market socialism?” Oct 31, 2022

Cuba has experienced a myriad of reforms in the past years. Although the country has seen ups and downs, recent years have shown a transformation in Cuba’s policies. Opening itself to cooperation with new partners such as the European Union.

These partners are vital in the dynamic change operating in the country and region. The Europe-Cuba Forum is an initiative born in 2017 made up of a consortium of eleven leading institutions that share a consolidated experience in research on Cuban affairs and relations between Europe and Cuba.

With this podcast the forum will delve into the global, institutional, and economical developments in Cuba and potential future paths for the country.

Episode 1 - “Cuba, then and now” Oct 27, 2022

With this podcast the forum will delve into the global, institutional, and economical developments in Cuba and potential future paths for the country.

Host: Yanina Welp

Produced by Valentina Saponara and Michelle Olguin

Episode 3 – To support or to sanction, Cuba’s place Oct 27, 2022

With this podcast the forum will delve into the global, institutional, and economical developments in Cuba and potential future paths for the country.

This episode was hosted by Yanina Welp

Guests: Laurence Whitehead, Susanne Gratius and Eduardo Perera

Produced by Valentina Saponara and Michelle Olguin

Trailer Cuba In Conversation Sep 19, 2022

With this podcast the forum will delve into the global, institutional, and economical developments in Cuba and potential future paths for the country.

This podcast is made possible by the Jean Monnet Network Europe-Cuba Forum and the Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy.

Host: Yanina Welp

Production by Valentina Saponara and Michelle Olguin Flückliger