[1] Party members were often intimidated, arrested, or imprisoned by political police.
[2] On February 20, 2014, it merged with the Democratic Solidarity Party, adopting the name Cuban Liberal Solidarity Party (Spanish: Partido Solidaridad Liberal Cubano, PSLC).
[3] The National Liberal Party of Cuba was a party of liberal ideology, since it defended postulates like nonintervention of the state and absolute economic freedom.
The PLNC struggled to end Cuba's socialist system and respect for human rights.
It was open to engaging in a dialogue with all pro-democratic forces in Cuba, especially those of liberal descent.