Noel King

People are also with some mix of anxiety because people don't know what's going to happen.

But people think there is hope because the policies that President Trump is taking, and especially because Marco Rubio is in the team.

And Marco Rubio, because of his Cuban heritage, he really understands, I think, what's happening in the area, what's happening in the Caribbean area, what's happening in Latin America.

What does a change look like?

You said you want to change, but what do you mean specifically?

Well, I think the sovereignty of Cuba should reside in the people.

You want elections.

Of course.

And I want pluripartidism.

And I want a republic.

I want Cuba reinstored in the orbit of the West.

I don't want these foreign ideologies like socialism, which is a foreign ideology from Cuba, obviously.

But it's a foreign ideology that has destroyed the economy and the lives of millions of people.

American presidents have tried to find ways of dealing with Cuba for generations now, right?

President Obama restored diplomatic ties with Cuba.

Raul Castro, as a result, started liberalizing the economy.

President Trump is distinct, though, because in both terms, he has just been a lot more aggressive.

Would you prefer that it was not Donald Trump trying to make these changes in Cuba?

Or is this a case of it really could only be Donald Trump trying to make these changes?

That's a good question, Noel.