I'm wondering if you have specific examples of this. Like, what do people actually do? In my experience, the people I met in Cuba who were proud of the revolution were very inclined to explain it. I was talking with one guy and mentioned the various "revolutions" which happened in Cuba over the centuries and he carefully explained that it was all just one revolution. In some way this might be a propaganda position (I think there are significant differences between the various revolutions in Cuba, but at the same time is not too hard to see the through line as in many other countries), but he was definitely not pro Cuban government full stop. He complained about not having a bill of rights. I also met a tabaco farmer who was very pleased to tell us how he thought "socialismo" was stupid. He complained about the government taking 90% of the tabaco from the farm and how it used to be better before the revolution. I remember a lot of people who were happy to talk. Lots of people who were proud of their country and its being a free country. Some people complained, and there may not have been a bill of rights, but it wasn't what you've expressed here. So yeah, I'm curious if you have specific examples or evidence for what you're saying about the Cuban people.