Antonio Garcia-Martinez, a Cuban-American author, shares insights into Cuba's tumultuous history, detailing the recent protests fueled by economic despair and governmental censorship. Samuel Chu, a democracy advocate from Hong Kong, discusses the chilling effects of the national security law, which has severely restricted freedoms and stifled dissent. Both guests emphasize the critical need for global support to bolster democratic movements in their regions, shedding light on the dire challenges and resilience of their peoples.
