At the front of the movement — and sometimes charging the 50-cent admission at the party’s front gate — is Mr. González. Mr. González’s grandmother, who was a teacher and fierce revolutionary, then bought the first floor from the government over 20 years. After Mr. González’s grandmother died in 2021 and left the house to his mother, the family considered selling it. But Mr. González persuaded his mother to keep it, and then, in 2024, he returned from London to move back in. The post The Cuban Throwing Parties to Fight for Political Change appeared first on New York Times.