MIAMI — Attorney Marcell Felipe welcomed a group of experts on Wednesday to the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora in Miami.
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Felipe, the chairman of the museum, co-hosted a forum that focused on “Rebuilding Cuba’s infrastructure as part of the transition to Democracy.”
The list of experts included Sebastián Arcos, of Florida International University’s Institute for Cuban Studies; Helena Solo-Gabriele, an engineer and University of Miami professor; and Jorge Piñón, of the University of Texas at Austin’s Energy Institute.
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Felipe is the founder of the Inspire America Foundation, which supports The Initiative for Democratic and Economic Alternatives (IDEAs) for Cuba.
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