Castro will remain in power and a communist state if isolation remains. But with the actions taken up by The United States, Cubans will see that entrepreneurship and democracy are the answers to their problems and possible salvation. Then I believe the transform of Cuba will come from within, people will want to revolutionize and then change will happen. But this change will not occur if the United States does not change its policies and views on Cuba, the U.S. has to take specific actions and readdress their stance of Cuba, if the United States wants to accomplish their ideas and interest of a free Cuba we must first open up a friendlier relationship, which can start with the readmission of Cuba to the Organization of American States. I believe that the risk involved in readmitting Cuba into the OAS is a very minor to none. Cuba is left alone and broke, no longer with the alliance of the Soviet Union or communist Europe. Cuba is no longer a treat to the safety of the United States as it once was during the Cold War, and has lost the power to influence or support communism in Latin America as it once did in the 80's to sustain the guerrilla uprisings in El Salvador, and Nicaragua. Cuba is no longer a treat but a mere shadow of its menace and now Cuba and Fidel Castro's regime is badly out of tune with the rest of the hemisphere, and if Castro and Cuba want to continue to exist Cuba will have to willingly open up to the rest of the world with out being a treat. And if Cuba wants to be reinstated into the OAS, Cuba will have to prove their interest of once again being able to associate themselves with the rest of the hemisphere. The risk of readmitting Cuba to the OAS is very low but the benefits are great. Castro's 41-year regime cannot go on forever or survive a hundred years of solitude. If Cuba is reinstated in the OAS and the trade embargo is lifted Cuban will change, the social relation between the United States will improve ending ...
