The Republic of Cuba may concede asylum, in accordance with the law, to those who are
persecuted because of their ideals or their fights for national liberation, progressive
activities, socialism and peace, democratic rights and its assertions, as well as to those
who fight against imperialism, fascism, colonialism, neocolonialism, and any other form
of domination, discrimination, or racism.
This is Article 17 of their constitution, but I have no idea how it would actually work in practice. I am also curious if there is an actual answer though
You'd flag at the TSA checkpoint. I wonder if being a PSL member would do it. They were facing SWAT raids here and have been leading pro-choice protests.
The real question, will Cuba just...let you do that? Asking for a friend
This is Article 17 of their constitution, but I have no idea how it would actually work in practice. I am also curious if there is an actual answer though
Sounds like if I punch a fascist in the face and get a warrant out for my arrest that might qualify me for asylum :thinking-about-it:
You'd flag at the TSA checkpoint. I wonder if being a PSL member would do it. They were facing SWAT raids here and have been leading pro-choice protests.
They probably would want proof you had a problem with the U.S govt. and I don't think being in a mass-surveillance list works.
That's the ultimate question lol. Getting there is one thing, being allowed to stay and join their society is a completely different one