revival Due to the expansion of the activist network known as the Observatorio Crítico Cubano, in August 2010, the Alfredo López Libertarian Workshop (, TLAA) was established in Havana, marking the emergence of the first anarchist organization in Cuba in decades. Three years later, in 2015, they promoted the foundation of the Anarchist Federation of Central America and the Caribbean, which was constituted in Santiago de los Caballeros, with delegates from the Dominican Republic, Cuba, United States, Bonaire, El Salvador and Puerto Rico. In May 2018, they established the ABRA social center, after having crowdfunded the project with help from anarchists in France and Spain. The contemporary anarchist movement continued to grow from small subcultures into a united movement, attracting activists from the country's trade unions, youth organizations and student associations. When the 2021 Cuban protests broke out, Cuban anarchists were among the voices that supported the mass movement, criticizing both the United States embargo and the policies of the Cuban government. See also History of Cuba Timeline of Cuban history Timeline of the Cuban Revolution References Sources Further reading History of Cuba Cuba Cuba