Milder Confidence in a More Democratic Cuba Over the next severalyears, do you think Cuba will become More democra tic Aboutthe say me as now Less democratic
A plurality in each of six Latin American countries surveyed (those listed earlier, plus Peru) say that Cuba will become more democratic over the next several years. A median of 47% say Cuba will embrace democracy, 27% say it will remain the same as now, and only one-in-ten say Cuba will become less democratic. In the U.S., 43% say that Cuba is bound for more democracy, although nearly half (49%) say that democracy in Cuba will remain about the same. Only 3% of Americans say Cuba will become less democratic.
Milder Confidence in a More Democratic Cuba  | Over the next severalyears, do you think Cuba will become  | More democra tic Aboutthe say me as now Less democratic  | U.S.  | 43%  | 49%  | 3%  | Latin Ame rica*  | 27  | 10  | *Median across six countries (Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico Peruand Venezuela).  | Source: U.S data from Spring Pew Research Centersurvev conducted July14-20, 2015 Latin  | America data from Spring 2015 Global Attitudes survey.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 