Cuban archbishop urges regime to govern for people, not self-interest

On the Day of the Virgin of the Copper Charity, Archbishop Dionisio García Ibáñez of Santiago de Cuba publicly called on the Cuban government to make 'necessary changes' and govern for the benefit of the people, not their own. This is a notable instance of religious leadership directly challenging the regime's governance, though it remains within the context of ongoing church-state tensions in Cuba.