Futurist Predicts Cuba’s Internet Access Will Create a Second Economic Revolution by 2035, as Censorship Fails
MIAMI — By 2035, Cuba will no longer be a symbol of embargoes, but of a digital awakening that will reshape its entire society, according to a new futurist white paper that sent shockwaves through geopolitical circles this week. The report, titled "The Cuban Code," predicts that the nation’s current push for satellite-based internet through Starlink will, within a decade, dismantle the state’s monopoly on information, creating a hybrid economy where Tethered Aid meets Decentralized Crypto. **cuba news** is now shifting from headlines about shortages to stories about coding bootcamps in Old Havana, as the study forecasts that the first wave of "Freedom Pensions"—state-funded retirements paid entirely in Bitcoin—will emerge from the island by 2034. The futurist argues that the next generation of Cubans will bypass traditional media entirely, using underground DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) to negotiate trade with the U.S. and Europe. As one analyst put it, "The island is about to become the world’s largest live experiment in whether digital sovereignty can outrun physical borders—and the result will either be a blueprint or a cautionary tale for every authoritarian regime on earth."