Carlos Manuel de Céspedes

Díaz-Canel is being mocked for his new look in Pinar del Río: "He looks like a mafia Don."

An expert questions Céspedes' role for sending his slaves to war as "cannon fodder."

Funeral drivers in Pinar del Río were at home due to a lack of vehicles

A Cuban says that the U.S. will not be able to "withstand the Commander’s trench."

Manchan Valla with the face of the dictator Fidel Castro in Yara

Telesur says that "Cuba is shielding itself against blackouts with solar energy," sparking a wave of criticism

Cuban singer explodes after blackouts: “You don’t mess with my daughter’s food.”

Havana will continue to face water problems: the blame is not solely on the general blackout

Bruno Rodríguez commemorates the explosion of the Maine, and Cubans respond: "You sink Cuba every day."

Cuba without power but with propaganda: Regime spends fuel and resources on the "caravan of freedom"

Almost half the country without service: ETECSA collapses after massive blackout in Cuba

Shortage and spoiled food: The drama left by Hurricane Melissa in Cuba

Guamá municipality, in Santiago de Cuba, is beginning to feel the effects of Melissa

Goodbye to the last assailant of July 26: Former political prisoner Orlando Castro passes away in Miami

They are seeking to evacuate over 110,000 people in Granma due to the imminent arrival of Melissa

Queues and shortages: Guantánamo government sells coal ahead of Hurricane Melissa's approach

Melissa intensifies even further: Check out the latest update from the NHC

Díaz-Canel links Céspedes to the 1959 revolution and faces criticism for manipulating history

Raúl Castro reappears at the July 26 event in Ciego de Ávila

Grand Master Expelled from the Masonic Lodge of Cuba

Monsignor Manuel Hilario has passed away, great-great-grandson of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes

Power outages show no mercy in Cuba: Electrical deficit exceeds 1,000 MW

Who freed the slaves in Cuba?

What the Grito de Yara means, more than 150 years later