March 24, 2011
From Europa Press:
Spain's former Minister of Finance (PSOE, Socialist Party) Carlos Solchaga affirmed on Thursday that Cuba is "a lost cause" from the point of view of its "internal capacity to transform and evolve towards a democracy."
In his opinion, the only option is to wait for "the slow death of the regime," its "extreme weaknesses" to be exposed, and thus a door for "change" to open without great effort, as occurred in the former Communist regimes of Eastern Europe during the 80s [...]
Solchaga believes the current situation in Cuba is "even worse" than it was in 1993 in terms of "the availability resources, international liquidity, creation of wealth and the level of security."
It is this dire situation which forces the "totalitarian" state to take certain measures [...]
In his opinion, any changes currently being considered in Cuba are "much more the consequence of necessity than due to the will of its leaders."
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