Understanding Change and Freedom

The speaker expresses hope for inevitable change in Cuba, emphasizing the need for a gradual transition to freedom. They aspire to perform in a free Cuba without government restrictions and remain optimistic about future freedom, despite the slow pace of change.

What does the speaker hope for regarding the future of Cubans?

• That they become isolated

• That they remain the same

• That they experience freedom

• That they face more challenges

Why does the speaker believe change will be challenging for Cubans?

• Because they have too much freedom

• Because they will be thrown into a new world

• Because they are not interested in change

• Because they are already free

What does the speaker wish to do in Cuba once freedom is achieved?

• Teach at a university

• Perform without government permission

• Start a business

• Travel without restrictions

What is the speaker's view on the timing of freedom for Cubans?

• It should not happen at all

• It should be delayed indefinitely

• It should happen immediately

• It should happen gradually

According to the speaker, what is crucial about the way freedom is achieved for Cubans?

• It should be the fastest way

• It should be the most profitable way

• It should be the best way for them

• It should be the easiest way