Bayamo

The U.S. sent two planes to Cuba with humanitarian aid this week

"Civil society?": Díaz-Canel and Marrero continue the "signatures for the homeland" show

Damage to 85 homes and 19 state facilities following a severe storm in Bayamo

Severe local storm hits Granma with hail, fallen trees, and electrical damage

Between cardboard and slogans: “My mailbox against the blockade,” the new ideological campaign of the FMC in Granma

Cuban regime rewards a project in Granma to train "guardians of socialist democracy" from childhood

Granma Electric Company sets up charging station for cell phones amid energy crisis

The regime defends collaboration with the Church following the offer of assistance from the U.S.: "Our work has been rich and productive."

Solar energy continues to fail to resolve blackouts in Cuba due to a lack of batteries

Cáritas provides an update on the distribution of aid sent by the U.S. to those affected by Hurricane Melissa

Abandoned and in ruins: this is how the Lidia Doce Elderly Home in Bayamo looks

New revolutionary task for the diaspora: prepare the family emergency bag for war

"I only travel through Cuba because I have dollars," admits a U.S. academic who defends the regime in Havana

The passage has been reopened at the bridge over the El Salado River in Granma

PCC Secretary in Granma turns to spiritualist cord to ward off threats from the U.S.

Cuban Gretel Moreno Borrero triumphs in the women's volleyball league in France

Bridge over the Salado River on the Bayamo-Las Tunas road closed due to damage six months after Hurricane Melissa

With shouts of "Long live Fidel," Cándido Fabré energizes May Day in Bayamo

They report a lack of conditions for pregnant women at the maternity hospital in Camagüey

Glory of Granma baseball, Víctor Tornés, is living in neglect after suffering a stroke and urgently needs help

It has been reported that executives in Bayamo are pressuring workers to obtain signatures in triplicate and are threatening those who refuse

A man is detained for stealing steel bars from the public roadway in Yara, Granma

Garbage and debris block the railway line in Bayamo, putting human lives at risk

Eight days before his release, a Cuban inmate ends up intubated after a brutal attack in prison

The theft of dielectric oil leaves a town in Granma in the dark, and the "solution" is to move the transformer to another location

A boy reported missing in Bayamo has been found dead

Femicides in Cuba: Woman killed in Bayamo while on her way to the police to report her attacker

The other side of the regime's pardons: Abandonment and misery

The official press portrays an elderly man searching for sustenance in the dumps of Granma as an example of "dignity."

Cuban surgeon was detained to sign a warning letter after reporting humiliating treatment at his hospital

Surgeon arrested after reporting humiliation at his hospital by an official

Baby dies in Granma hospital while requiring antibiotics

Help is being sought for a two-month-old baby in critical condition: The baby needs an antibiotic that is not available in Cuba

Cubans lament the neglect of the Tower of San Juan Evangelista, a symbol of Bayamo

A Cuban reports that rice and sugar were stolen from him through a window: "If they can't take money or a phone, they will take your food."

This is how they celebrated this young woman's 15th birthday in Cuba

"Insensitivity and disrespect" towards hemodialysis patients, denounces writer from Granma

Accident between two buses in Cauto Cristo leaves several injured

Communism and the swastika symbol appear on a new poster against the regime in Matanzas

Posters against the regime are being painted in Havana and Bayamo despite militarization and police surveillance

"Not even with money is there transportation," Cuban women report

Cubalex reports at least 14 arrests due to protests and pot-banging in Cuba

Creative resistance or revolutionary regression? Funereal carriage improvised in Bayamo due to lack of fuel

A promise that lasted little: Granma will disconnect prioritized circuits due to energy crisis

Granma Electric Company assures that they work "with the collective well-being in mind."

"Today there is hope in Cuba": Mike Hammer's message to exiles in Europe

Wheelchairs donated in Granma amidst the scarcity of medical resources in Cuba

Transport goes into emergency mode: MITRANS announces key cuts

Granma also suspends interprovincial bus trips

“Tighter than the minimum wage”: This is how Cubans travel in the east of Cuba

Holguín Airport receives fourth shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S. for victims of Hurricane Melissa

Violence against women: 2025 ends with 48 femicides in Cuba, according to unofficial figures

An electric tricycle catches fire inside a house in Bayamo

Vandalism on Cuba's roads: Passengers' buses stoned on the stretch between Las Tunas and Bayamo

"Thank God, my son has appeared": Cuban mother announces with relief the end of her anguish

Mother searches for her son missing for three days in Bayamo

The art instructor and cultural promoter Ercili Bory Casate passes away in Bayamo

Alarm in Bayamo due to report of alleged mistreatment of a girl

"Look at the mold it has": Cuban denounces the poor quality of rice in the basic supply

Thieves break into a home in Bayamo and steal even the pressure cooker