Cuban revolutionary Domingo Capote talks to journalist in New York City

The transcript discusses the appointment of a provisional President in Cuba and the role of revolutionists in forming a new government. It highlights the challenges faced, including the organization of headquarters in New York. The current political, economic, and social situation in Cuba is described as difficult, with prospects for change being positive.

Who is responsible for appointing the new government in Cuba?

• The Committee of Revolutionists

• The President of the United States

• The United Nations

• The Cuban Parliament

What is one of the main challenges faced by the revolutionists?

• Lack of international support

• Natural disasters

• Presence of gangs

• Economic sanctions

Where have the revolutionists established their headquarters?

• Los Angeles

• Havana

• Miami

• New York

What is the current situation in Cuba described as?

• Stable and prosperous

• Very difficult

• Unchanged

• Improving rapidly

What kind of change is being modeled for Cuba's future?

• Technological advancement

• Environmental reform

• Complete political, economic, and social change

• Cultural revolution