Carlos Manuel de Céspedes

Continuously changing perspectives: the historian's task

Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, neither white nor black: the shades of history

A Cuban is astonished to witness the solemn march of Freemasons in Holguín: "I have never seen this before."

"All we want is to be free and equal": the relevance of the October 10 Manifesto, according to a Cuban historian

Cuba: when the Republic began to shoot itself

Between Knowing and Living in Freedom: 158 Years Since the Grito de Yara

From the Grito de Yara to the Cuban exodus: 158 years later, a nation that is losing its population

Message from Mike Hammer for October 10: "Ordinary Cubans want to determine their own destiny."

158 years after the Grito de Yara: from the aspiration for prosperity to the food crisis in Cuba

158 years since the Grito de Yara and more than 1,300 political prisoners in Cuba

158 years since the Grito de Yara: the freedoms claimed by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes remain restricted in Cuba

A traitor to his people is one who defends those who enslave them

Heroes and Villains: The Resistance Against Evil

Francisco Vicente Aguilera, the man who gave everything for his country

Ignacio Agramonte: the man who wanted to establish a Republic before winning it

Yunior García on obstacles to the future of Cuba: "We are all too busy attacking each other."

Manuel Marrero Cruz: "To die for the homeland is to live."

Great Cuban thinkers of the 18th and 19th centuries on an island that began to shine with its own light

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

An expert questions the figure of Céspedes for using his slaves in the 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 "deal with the Commander’s trench."

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

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

Cuban singer erupts after blackouts: “You don’t play with my daughter’s food”

Havana will continue to face water issues: the blame is not solely on the widespread blackout

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

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

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

Shortages and spoiled food: The tragedy left by Hurricane Melissa in Cuba

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

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

They are seeking to evacuate more than 110,000 people in Granma ahead of the imminent arrival of Melissa

Lines and shortages: Guantánamo government sells charcoal due to the approach of Hurricane Melissa

Melissa intensifies even further: Get 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 event for July 26 in Ciego de Ávila

expelled from the Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge of Cuba

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

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

Who granted freedom to the slaves in Cuba?

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