VOICED : La nueva vida de la masoneria cubana

The video discusses the history and evolution of Freemasonry in Cuba, highlighting its secretive nature during the 1960s when the Cuban revolution embraced atheism. Masons faced stigma and employment challenges, leading to a decline in membership. However, in 1991, the Communist Party allowed religious and fraternal affiliations, resulting in a resurgence of Masonic membership. Today, Masons in Cuba strive for social, ethical, and moral recognition while practicing solidarity.

What was the status of Freemasonry in Cuba during the 1960s?

• It was openly practiced and encouraged.

• It was considered a crime.

• It was secretive and stigmatized.

• It was the official religion of the state.

Why did many Freemasons leave the organization during the 1960s?

• They were offered better jobs elsewhere.

• They were forced to leave the country.

• They could not work for the state while being members.

• They lost interest in the organization.

What significant change occurred in 1991 regarding Freemasonry in Cuba?

• The organization was banned completely.

• Membership was restricted to only military personnel.

• The Communist Party allowed believers and fraternity members.

• Freemasonry became the state religion.

Who are some of the new members of Freemasonry in Cuba after its resurgence?

• Only civilians.

• Military and police officers.

• Only religious leaders.

• Foreign diplomats.

What is the current focus of Freemasonry in Cuba?

• Expanding internationally.

• Accumulating wealth.

• Achieving social, ethical, and moral recognition.

• Gaining political power.