The testimony of a former specialist in Cuba’s electoral system describes alleged manipulation of statistics, political screening of candidates, and the absence of independent oversight.
An ADN Cuba investigation found that the National Network on Cuba (NNOC) developed a nationwide rapid response strategy designed to make a potential U.S. military intervention in Cuba "politically and materially costly." The plan directs affiliated groups to organize protests at ICE offices, military bases, and federal buildings while coordinating messaging, coalition-building, and activist mobilization across the country.
