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Summary
Three professors of Criminal Procedure Law at the Universidad de Granma (Cuba) examine how the place of the victim has changed with the reforms towards an adversarial-leaning accusatorial process, and which alternative ways of resolving criminal disputes open up as a result. They review the evolution of systems of prosecution, Cuban regulation of the subject and the mandates of the 2019 Constitution, using comparative, historical and exegetical methods. Useful for those studying victim participation and alternatives to criminal proceedings in Latin America, and for those seeking a perspective from Cuba.