Alberto Reyes

Alberto Reyes on the expulsion of a Mexican priest from Cuba: "The Church will not cease to be the voice of those who have no voice."

Priest Alberto Reyes after protests in Cuba: "This people has been saying for years that they want change."

“If you shout, I shout”: The strong message from the Mexican priest expelled from Cuba after supporting the people

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: Time has shown that the "Revolution" was a great lie

Father Alberto Reyes accuses the regime of worsening the health crisis in Cuba by "squelching hope."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "What more do those who govern us want from this people?"

Cuban priest accuses the regime of "silent genocide" due to the country's collapse

Priest Alberto Reyes: "Fidel sowed audacity in Cuban politics"

Cuban priest: “Fidel imposed a regime without soul, without truth, and without freedom.”

The other side of Fidel Castro: Executions, control, and religious persecution

Cuban priest denounces July 26 as “the expression of the purest cynicism”

Priest Alberto Reyes: "In Cuba, there are people who rise up only to make life more difficult for the people."

Father Alberto Reyes: "They have made us believe that the disease of submission is necessary and heroic."

"They did not allow themselves to be blackmailed or bought": Priest praises the dignity of university students in the face of ETECSA's rate hike

Priest Alberto Reyes praises the attitude of university students towards ETECSA: "They know there may be consequences."

The Cuban regime relies on empty promises, warns priest Alberto Reyes

Dalia Soto del Valle reappears at an event for the anniversary of a book about Fidel Castro

Father Alberto Reyes: Patriotism is not silence or submission; it is freedom, the right to dissent, and pluralism

“It is very difficult to be a mother in Cuba”: Message from Father Alberto Reyes on Mother's Day

U.S. Mission Chief visits opposition member who was stabbed in Cienfuegos

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes on the May Day parade: "This people have celebrated their fear."

Head of the U.S. Mission in Cuba visits civil society actors in Camagüey

Priest Alberto Reyes to the Cuban people: "The dictatorship, which was created without you, will not change without you."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "This government is leading this people to a point of no return, and I fear a violent outbreak."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "We are a country in bankruptcy and without a voice for the poorest."

Priest Alberto Reyes: What should continue and what should disappear in Cuba?

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "There is no right to crush an entire people into infinity."

When they're not repressing, they play soccer: Repressive forces of the MININT compete in the final of their tournament

Priest Alberto Reyes: "Today Cuba is very much like a concentration camp."

Alberto Reyes: "Until when are we going to keep playing with heroic ideals while Cuba falls apart?"

The response of Priest Alberto Reyes to the question "Why do Cubans endure so much?"

Priest Alberto Reyes questions the regime for halting the release of prisoners: "Isn't anyone going to say anything?"

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "It is time for the people to understand that they can say 'Enough!'"

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Change will never come from passive attitudes."

Priest Alberto Reyes: "I have not left Cuba, nor do I have the slightest intention of doing so."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes questions the release of prisoners: "Why isn't the same done for everyone?"

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "I dream of an island where no one wants to leave."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "This could be the worst Christmas in our history."

Alberto Reyes and Christmas in Cuba: "We will celebrate the God of hope amidst the same question: Until when?"

Priest Alberto Reyes: One thing is to exercise control over a people and another to watch them suffer while everything collapses

Priest Alberto Reyes: "When the end of a dictatorship arrives, it is necessary to hold those who harmed society accountable."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Communism feeds on resentment, on disdain for those who succeed."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "They have been regulating and managing us with slogans."

Priest Alberto Reyes to the rulers of Cuba: "Please, leave."

Alberto Reyes to the Cuban regime: The days of energetic songs and promises of glorious futures are left behind

Priest Alberto Reyes on the situation in Cuba: "It is a terminal moment."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Change does not come on its own, nor can it be left to time."

Priest Alberto Reyes: "Don't we all have the same right to participate in how we build our history?"

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: One does not change a country with curses over the blackout; freedom has a price

Alberto Reyes: "Neither dictatorships nor tyrannies will be capable of promoting the life, freedom, and happiness of the people."

Cuban priest confesses: "I have thought about asking God for things to get worse."

Priest Alberto Reyes: "The victory of an unhealthy power is not to lock up those who question it."

Alberto Reyes: Loyalty to an ideology cannot demand going against justice, freedom, and citizen prosperity

Priest Alberto Reyes: "The Cuban revolution is already over, and the government knows it."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes calls on the people not to settle for mere improvement, but to fight for a definitive change

Priest Alberto Reyes on violence in Cuba: "It is something widespread."

Alberto Reyes to those who suppress protests in Cuba: "They are just pawns sold the illusion of power."

Priest Alberto Reyes: "Social change must come from the people; it will not come from those who govern us."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes to the government: "We live in a system that has corrupted everything."

Cuban priest will ring the church bells 30 times in protest during blackout nights