Guantanamo Bay has long been synonymous with controversy, but what if it could be repurposed into a dynamic charter city? This research paper lays out a bold vision for transforming the site into an economic hub, leveraging governance autonomy, private-sector investment, and immigration reform. By capitalizing on existing treaties and executive authority, Guantanamo Bay could become a strategic gateway for innovation, nearshoring, and development—reshaping both U.S. policy and global perceptions.
