National Assembly of People's Power

2026 Budget in Cuba: Law 181 consolidates a more aggressive tax system and expands state discretion

Cubadebate comes out in defense of the deputy who stood up for small and medium-sized enterprises and criticized the country's productive collapse

The Zombie Parliament of Cuba: the Choreography of Obedience

Raúl Castro reappears at the final session of the National Assembly of Cuba

Díaz-Canel acknowledges inflation, power outages, and hunger... but blames the "imperialist blockade."

"Now they really brought bad luck": They name 2026 "The Year of the Centenary of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz"

Cuban regime projects a 1% GDP growth for 2026 and sparks a wave of mockery

Díaz-Canel does not accept the resignation of Homero Acosta: Signs of fracture or moral crisis in Cuban power?

The regime's pieces are moving: Changes in the Supreme Court and resignations shake the power in Cuba

The military power at the core of the regime: Chief of the General Staff of the FAR promoted to the Political Bureau of the PCC

XI Plenary of the PCC: A Propaganda Front to Cover Up Neoliberal Mutation and the Collapse of the Cuban Regime

Following the PCC plenary cut, the National Assembly is now also reducing its session to just one day and holding it via videoconference

Cuban government further centralizes science with its new General Law on Science and Innovation

Cuban government presents law to shorten the term of municipal delegates and adjust the electoral calendar

Patient in Cuba asks for international help: “We are dying, the state has no supplies”

Cuban deputy justifies limits on freedom of expression following the arrest of a Tunero for criticizing the regime

The regime calls upon the Party and its organizations to examine the national economic failure

Elián González blames the U.S. for Cuba's problems and asserts that "we do not make big mistakes."

Military personnel parade with a cap of Fidel Castro in a glass case: the cult of the leader reaches new heights

Elián González says that the emigrants will return to Cuba "delighted" when the economy improves

The National Assembly responds to a father's complaint regarding the death of his son during military service

Cuban lawmaker admits failures in child care and acknowledges child neglect in Havana

Elián González, from Mexico, blames the United States for Cuba's problems

Authorities defend an official accused of corruption in Havana

Switzerland donates container of medical supplies to Matanzas amid health crisis

Trash in Havana: Díaz-Canel criticizes La Lisa, but Gerardo Hernández rewards it

Elián González heads to Mexico, but on an official trip

CiberCuba Survey: Overwhelming Majority of Cubans Want to Change the Political System on the Island

Vice Admiral Pedro Miguel Pérez Betancourt has died, another historical figure of the regime

"Correcting distortions and rejuvenating the economy": The official rhetoric that clashes with daily life in Cuba

The Cuban government releases constituency delegates from their jobs

Official: Cuban regime removes presidential age limit to "ensure the future of the revolution."

Julio César La Cruz assures that he has only two idols, and one of them is Fidel Castro

The right to strike is still not included in the new Labor Code in Cuba

Official journalist: “Isn't anyone going to explain why the promise to reduce power outages in the summer was not fulfilled?”

Shielded by law: The "tailor-made" suit that prevents Cubans from auditing GAESA and its opaque business network

Vice President of UPEC asserts that inflation is decreasing and the economy is improving in Cuba

Cuban regime approves new Childhood Code amid a deep social crisis

Díaz-Canel says "Yes, it can be done" as Cuba plunges into its worst economic crisis in decades

Cuban lawmaker defends the absence of confrontations in the National Assembly: “That is not our ethics.”

Díaz-Canel defends the dollarization of the economy in the National Assembly: "We have been forced to do so."

Cuban government announces return to blackout levels prior to the last outage

Officials justify the constitutional reform without popular consultation: "We have the competencies."

Díaz-Canel defends the constitutional reform behind the back of the people

Raúl Castro is making moves: he was the one who proposed eliminating the age limit to access the presidency

"It will not be the last time that the revolution faces its most difficult moment": Díaz-Canel warns

The most controversial phrases from Díaz-Canel's speech at the closing of the National Assembly

Minister of Internal Trade reveals the seriousness of thefts in warehouses: “Even a worker has died.”

Raúl Castro puts on a show in the National Assembly with shouts of support for Díaz-Canel

Cuba approves gender change upon personal request

Blackouts and food shortages impact high-performance sports in Cuba

The Cuban minister boasts about the plantain croquettes and the "base broth" as advancements in the commercial network

Marrero celebrates the increase in pensions, and Cubans bring him back to reality: "It only covers a carton of eggs."

What do Cuban lawmakers eat at the Palace of Conventions?

The Cuban government confirms that 24,000 health workers are providing services abroad

The increase in pensions in Cuba does not guarantee a dignified life for retirees

Yordenis Ugás after the resignation of the Minister of Labor: "Canel, Marrero, Lazo, and the entire Communist Party should also resign."

Dismal scenario: Government admits that the Cuban economy is in free fall

Manuel Marrero promises to consider an increase in the minimum wage in Cuba

The Cuban government admits its failure to fulfill the promise of alleviating blackouts in the summer