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"Elites are growing obscenely wealthy": The phrase by Díaz-Canel that best captures the privileged caste of Cuba
The U.S. Treasury Secretary labels Havana as a "hellish landscape of deprivation."
"More of the Same": Readers react with skepticism to Díaz-Canel's announcement about the reforms under the control of the PCC
Díaz-Canel: The reforms will be under the control of the Communist Party to build "socialism in the Cuban way."
Díaz-Canel acknowledges that the Cuban regime resorted to capitalism to remain in power: "It hurts me."
"The invisible hand of the State": Monreal dismantles the regime's rhetoric on its financial planning model
Is Cuba following the Chinese model? This is what Deputy Prime Minister Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga responded
Anna Bensi shatters the communist fantasy: "I don’t read it, I live it and I suffer it."
Díaz-Canel shuts the door on any political opening: "There will be no capitalist restoration."
Central Bank of Cuba Leader: "The crisis demands transforming the model, not just managing it."
Cubans mock Randy Alonso: "Lenin, Marx, and Engels, come see your disciples, but take them with you."
Where are the Communists? The silence of the grassroots in the face of the greatest economic shift of the Cuban regime
Cuba Transformación clarifies its proposal: "Social market economy and democratic rule of law."
Cuban activists reject the regime's 176 measures: "What Cuba needs is for them to leave once and for all."
What happened to anti-imperialism? The uncomfortable legacy that the regime would prefer to forget
The constitutional trap of Castroism: When "irreversible socialism" becomes a problem
What happened to the ills of capitalism? The economic shift of the Cuban regime
"Preserving the Essentials": Marrero Reveals the Great Contradiction of the Cuban Regime
Díaz-Canel calls for ideas to save Cuba, and Cubans respond: "We can give ideas, but you won't like them."
Cubans erupt against Díaz-Canel for speaking about the youth that "capitalism takes away."
Díaz-Canel: Capitalism "takes away" Cuban youth
What role is Sandro Castro playing in the power strategy of the Cuban regime?
"Díaz-Canel is not doing well": Sandro Castro unleashes harsh criticisms in an interview with CNN
Sandro Castro to CNN: 'Most Cubans want capitalism, not communism'
Sandro Castro criticizes Díaz-Canel and defends capitalism in exclusive interview with CNN
Marxlenin has opened our eyes
Cuba Before and After 1959: Debunking a Myth Constructed by the Communist Totalitarian Regime
Díaz-Canel asserts that the revolution has eliminated miseries and evils in Cuba while the island endures its worst crisis in decades
Young People from Outside the Box to the convoy Our America: "If you like socialism, live in Cuba."
The regime's spokesperson rejects a capitalist Cuba but acknowledges the misery in the communist revolution
Rubio evokes the Cuban Missile Crisis when discussing the advance of communism
Gustavo Petro claims that "living in Cuba is much better than in Miami."
Fifty Years Without Seeing a Supermarket: The Excitement of a Cuban Experiencing Capitalism for the First Time
Petro labels Trump as having "a senile brain" and rejects drug trafficking accusations
Cuban finance expert links the absence of a free market to the social collapse in Cuba
Rosa María Payá receives the Keys to the City of Miami and dedicates the honor to the fight for Cuba's freedom
Díaz-Canel in China: Is the Cuban regime considering a "putting in place reforms" similar to those in Guangdong?
"A bag of rice took me an hour; in Cuba, life": Journalist in the U.S. criticizes the regime
Economist Pedro Monreal: ETECSA's rate hike prioritizes the monopoly's profit over citizens' well-being
Díaz-Canel and Lis Cuesta are staying in a luxurious hotel area during their visit to Honduras
The regime announces "structural changes" in Cuba's economy but within the "socialist model."
The regime "experiments" with the state budget: ambulances and the privatization of public services
Díaz-Canel reaffirms: "Cuba will continue to perfect the socialist model."
Cuban resident in Brazil erupts on social media: "Capitalism is not for everyone"
Avoid this common mistake when arriving in the United States: A Latino's advice on debts
Díaz-Canel "takes all of Cuba by the hand" with a Rolex on his wrist
SMEs in Cuba: A Reflection of the Economic Failure of the Regime
Up to 200,000 pesos per month for advertising on screens in public spaces in Havana
Cuban woman lists benefits received by her father-in-law after emigrating to the U.S.: "Just look how bad the Americans are!"
Cubadebate receives over 700 thousand pesos in paid advertising from Mipymes in just two months
Russian advisor on market reforms: "Cuba is today the Soviet Union of the late '80s."
State-run establishments in Havana and the privatization of services in Cuba
Díaz-Canel reiterates his criticism of capitalism by quoting Fidel Castro
Official site asks, "Why invest in socialism?" and Cubans respond
McDonald's is leaving Russia
Bruno Rodríguez asserts that capitalism is irrational and unsustainable
Díaz-Canel congratulates the Communist Party of China on its 100th anniversary
Marino Murillo explains in Raúl Castro's words how to enhance the development of socialist enterprises in Cuba
Cubadebate removes the survey that showed popular rejection of the economic reforms
Cuba: No to socialism; yes to rentism
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