Abstract
Following the resignation of Fidel Castro, there seemed to be anticipation for a period of transition and perhaps even a "new revolution" in Cuba. However, the "new revolution" had already started, as this book clearly shows, and Cuba has been undergoing a state of transition since the early '90s. Furthermore, "transition" and "change" are not new concepts in Cuban history.
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