CEFAS Reports

In this report by CEU-CEFAS, together with the Center for a Free Cuba and the Spanish Association for Cuba in Transition, we analyze how the Cuban dictatorship has resorted to political violence and terrorism since its inception. Over time, the intensity and manifestations of terror have evolved and become part of more complex strategies. However, the regime has never apologized, has never ceased to protect its perpetrators, and has consistently worked to legitimize it internationally.

In this report, we analyze trends in educational freedom across various countries, taking into account its potential drivers and the relationship between educational freedom and different economic, social, and educational indicators. This study was carried out in collaboration with the CEU Institute of Family Studies and OIDEL.

In the CEU-CEFAS report, we analyze the various cultural currents that fall under the umbrella of woke ideology and present a conservative proposal.

In this report, we analyze the causes, those responsible, and the consequences of the whitewashing of ETA and its political project based on violence, extortion, and the fragmentation of Spain's unity.

This report analyzes the current state of democracy in Ibero-American countries and explains why a new Western conservative coalition with Ibero-America is necessary, and why conservatives should care about what is happening on the continent.

We examine the consequences of ETA terrorism and exclusionary nationalism at the demographic, economic, and social levels in the Basque Country. Between 1977 and 2022, it is estimated that approximately 180,000 people left the region—an exodus that has contributed to the establishment of a nationalist model in both the political and social spheres of the region.

We analyze the growing political and cultural influence of China in Ibero-America, where it has become an alternative reference model to the West. In this paper, we present the challenges posed by the new strategic configuration and invite reflection on the role of China and the Western powers in a region with which we share history, culture, language, and ties that go beyond commercial relations.