Alejandro Castro Espín

Is the 'Crab' ready to take power in Cuba?

Fireworks attributed to Raúl Castro's grandson are reported while Cuba is experiencing blackouts

Cuba in the Face of the Trump Method: Signs That Havana Should Not Dismiss as Merely "Psychological Warfare"

Ana Hurtado refers to the CBS leak as "psychological warfare," but the U.S. has been warning Havana for months

Marco Rubio: "Trump wants a Cuba governed by its people, not by a military class."

Alejandro Castro Espín's mother-in-law, residing in Hialeah, has allegedly provided false information to the authorities

Bruno Rodríguez lashes out at Marco Rubio after the new sanctions: "Collective punishment is a crime."

Marco Rubio: "Trump and I are firm that Cuba will be free."

The U.S. increases pressure on key sectors of the Cuban economy

Senén Casas Más: Research points to a diplomatic operator of the Cuban regime

"No one can take away our booklet": What would Mariela Castro say today about the possible end of universal subsidies in Cuba?

The U.S. officially registers sanctions against Díaz-Canel, Lis Cuesta, Manuel Anido, and Alejandro Castro Espín in the Federal Register

Marco Rubio reveals that the U.S. offered aid and reconstruction to Cuba in exchange for reforms

Alina Bárbara López: "The Last Castro" and the attempt to perpetuate "the system of political exclusion" in Cuba

Díaz-Canel: "We harbor no animosity towards the United States."

Díaz-Canel to Trump: "We will not surrender our sovereignty or our independence."

Díaz-Canel responds to Trump: "We are ready to fight to the last drop of blood."

Bruno Rodríguez lashes out at Marco Rubio over Cuba-U.S. dialogue

Trump delivers a message about Cuba: "After decades, it is coming toward us."

Díaz-Canel to the U.S.: "They are surprised by our capacity to resist and create."

The U.S. sanctions the wife of Alejandro Castro Espín and expands the restrictions on Raúl Castro's son

Bruno Rodríguez erupts following Marco Rubio's new sanctions

Trump and Rubio respond to the reforms of the Cuban regime with new sanctions

The United States imposes new sanctions on GAESA entities for diverting resources from the Cuban people

López-Levy and the Promotion of "El Cangrejo": Controversy over the Legitimization of a Heir to Castroism

Sandro Castro lends El Cangrejo a helping hand after his first public interview

Sheinbaum defends the Cuban regime against Trump: "They have made a tremendous effort to open their economy."

Bruno Rodríguez strikes again against Marco Rubio

President of Costa Rica supports U.S. measures toward Cuba: Against "the yoke of a dictatorship," any pressure is valid

Carlos Giménez responds to Díaz-Canel: "No cosmetic invention will save them from what's coming for them."

Are the U.S. sanctions on Cuba real or just political theater?

Cuban sparks controversy on social media: "Cuba is a business and it will never be free, understand that."

Australian company Antilles Gold suspends trading on the stock exchange following U.S. sanctions for doing business with Cuba

Alejandro Castro Espín's mother-in-law and sister-in-law live in the U.S.

Mario Díaz-Balart: "The regime's henchmen have no place in the United States."

Cuban regime after payment suspension with Visa and Mastercard: Russian system MIR allows for continued transactions

U.S. Government calls for an end to the dictatorship in Cuba: "They deprive their citizens of freedom."

Díaz-Canel demands that Spain and the EU protect their companies against Trump

Díaz-Canel: Meliá and Iberostar leave Cuba "against their will"

The U.S. sanctions the mining company that received a 20-year gold and copper concession in Cuba

Alejandro Castro Espín and his son sanctioned by the United States

"It’s a medal for not bending the arm": Jorge Legañoa defends Díaz-Canel after the U.S. sanctions.

Another Delcy Rodríguez? Manuel Marrero Cruz is exempt from U.S. sanctions.

What does the expansion of sanctions against the Cuban regime entail?

Why doesn't the U.S. sanction El Cangrejo, Raúl Castro's grandson?

Díaz-Canel responds with a rhetoric of resistance after being sanctioned by the U.S.

Bruno Rodríguez defends Díaz-Canel and Lis Cuesta following U.S. sanctions: "Vile and illegitimate"

Manuel Anido, son of Lis Cuesta and ex of Ana de Armas, is added to the list of those sanctioned by the U.S.

The U.S. warns those doing business with GAESA, MININT, and MINFAR

The U.S. tightens the noose around the economic and military leadership of the Cuban regime: it blocks companies of GAESA, MININT, and MINFAR

Washington directly punishes the Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel

Washington sanctions two of the historic organizations of the Cuban regime: the CDR and the ICAP

The U.S. sanctions the Ministry of the Armed Forces of Cuba

The United States sanctions Miguel Díaz-Canel, Lis Cuesta, Alejandro Castro Espín, and the Ministry of the Armed Forces of Cuba

María Elvira Salazar: "Time is up for Raúl Castro, his son, and his grandson."

Analyst explains the real structure of power in Cuba and who is in charge

"That didn’t happen before": expert highlights the most unusual aspect of the CIA director's visit to Cuba

An analyst recalls that this is not the first visit of a CIA director to Cuba

The sanctions against Cangrejo and the Castros in Cuba in light of the Delcy Rodríguez case in Venezuela

National survey: Díaz-Canel faces widespread rejection of the Cuban government