
Opinion by Marcell Felipe, CBC News — March 12, 2026
In an interview with CBC News, Chairman Marcell Felipe describes a moment of historic anticipation within the Cuban exile community, as many view current developments as a potential “Berlin Wall moment” that could open the path to rebuilding Cuba and advancing democratic change.

Opinion by Miguel Cossio, Diario de Cuba — March 3, 2026
In an interview with Diario de Cuba, Executive Director Miguel Cossío outlines the scope of The Cuban Deck, a project identifying 56 key figures who concentrate political, economic, and repressive power in Cuba, aiming to provide a clearer understanding of how the regime is structured.

Opinion by Marcell Felipe, The New York Times — February 26, 2026
The report examines inconsistencies in the Cuban government’s account of a recent alleged armed incursion, particularly after one of the individuals reportedly involved appeared in Miami and denied being present. The article raises broader questions about the credibility of official narratives, with Marcell Felipe contributing historical context by drawing parallels to similar incidents in the past.

Opinion by Marcell Felipe, El Nuevo Herald — January 21, 2026
The article highlights growing pressure on Cuba’s regime and emphasizes the central role of the exile community, with Marcell Felipe underscoring ongoing efforts toward a legitimate and responsible transition.

Opinion by Miguel Cossío, El Nuevo Herald — January 20, 2026
The article examines Raúl Castro’s critical dilemma between negotiating with the United States or facing mounting internal and external pressures that could accelerate the collapse of Cuba’s regime.

Diario Las Américas Coverage — December 8, 2025
Marcell Felipe travels to Oslo as a special guest for the Nobel ceremony honoring María Corina Machado, highlighting the institutional effort led by the museum to support her nomination and reinforce democratic values on the global stage.

Opinion by Marcell Felipe — October 3, 2025
Marcell Felipe, Chairman of the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora, reflects on the legacy of the Freedom Tower and Miami’s evolution from refuge to symbol of liberty.
The article highlights how freedom and opportunity have shaped Miami’s identity, values that continue to guide our mission at the Museum.