HOW DO EXISTING RULERS REACT TO PEOPLE'S DEMAND IN Cuba?

In Cuba, existing rulers often respond to people's demands with a mix of repression and limited reforms. The government maintains strict control over dissent, using censorship and surveillance to suppress opposition. At the same time, it occasionally implements gradual economic reforms to address public discontent, such as allowing more private enterprise, but these changes are typically tightly regulated. Overall, the regime prioritizes stability and control over substantial political concessions.