Castrism

Petro recounts Maduro's capture and causes noticeable discomfort for Johana Tablada and other Cuban officials

Babalawo Axel Presas believes that Castro's regime used the religious openness of the 1990s as a release valve

Sacrifices for the people, yachts for the Castros: The good life of Fidel and Raúl in images

Bruno recommends 19th-century protests and Castroite skirmishes to get out of the crisis: "Fighting, like at Moncada!"

Fireworks attributed to Raúl Castro's grandson reported while Cuba experiences blackouts

Ana Hurtado refers to the CBS leak as "psychological warfare," but the U.S. has been warning Havana for months

“Chamamé a Cuba” revisits its history and now envisions an island free from Castroism and political prisoners

Bruno Rodríguez accuses Rubio of lying by claiming that there are Cuban leaders with "blood-stained hands."

Raúl Castro's son-in-law invested in three tourist apartments in Barcelona while Cuba was sinking into crisis

Fidel Castro's scientific grandson receives the global award Al Servicio de la Humanidad in Moscow

Tati Allende and the cruelty of Cuban socialism

After the "Cuban Delcy": Does Trump need a "bolichico" to dismantle GAESA?

"With One Foot in the Stirrup": The regime resorts to epic narratives to portray Raúl Castro as a warrior at the age of 95

Fidel Castro's grandson warns against turning him into a "statue," but calls him a "genius" and says that Birán is "sacred."

"With the experiments, the object of study was destroyed": Cubans react to the words of Fidel Castro's grandson

Fidel Castro's grandson claims that "all Cubans want to be like Fidel."

Fidel Castro's grandson describes Cuba as his grandfather's "object of study."

Historian Rolando Gallardo wonders if Machado was really a dictator

How could a transition occur in Cuba? The paths considered by civil society

Cubans intervene in a mural at the Málaga Fair that paid tribute to Fidel Castro

For the regime's elite, private entrepreneurship is a cancer that is tolerated, not a freedom that is celebrated

Fidel Castro, the millionaire who preached equality while Cuba sank into poverty

"No one can take away our ration book": What would Mariela Castro say today about the possible end of universal subsidies in Cuba?

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballot boxes

Díaz-Canel said there would be no "capitalist turns": Eight years later, the script changes

Fidel Castro's great-nephew is seen doing 'volunteer work' in El Vedado

Armando Chaguaceda: "The Cuban nation is a living body, but exhausted, that struggles to survive."

Are Álvarez Casas and El Cangrejo really candidates of Washington, or is the CIA trying to sow distrust in the regime?

The CIA is after the money of the Cuban elite: It will track businesses and opaque flows inside and outside the island

Yunior García: "Castrism turned millions of Cubans into its most tenacious opponents."

The regime would be positioning Óscar Pérez-Oliva as a possible successor, but Washington would reject him, according to the NYT

The "revolutionary intransigence" of Tablada: Political ultimatums that affect friends and family

They will present the book "Who Was Fidel Castro Really?: Unmasking a Myth" by Roberto Álvarez Quiñones

The plan that Washington is considering for Cuba: Change the leadership without abruptly dismantling the regime

The Crab and the head of MININT emerge as possible figures for a transition in Cuba, according to the NYT

Johana Tablada's mother criticizes the regime and the U.S.: Her daughter responds and calls that stance "cowardice."

CODEPINK protests in front of the State Department and throws Marco Rubio's report on Cuba in the trash

What really changes with the new military force of Southern Command?

A new report warns that U.S. sanctions are intensifying GAESA's economic isolation

Trump Island: The questions raised by the unexpected project that connects the Cuban regime with the Emirates and Donald Trump

Daughter of pilot Rafael del Pino seeks compensation from Cuba for her father's abduction and death

Johana Tablada puts Díaz-Canel in a tight spot: The march for Cuba in Mexico rivals the official event on July 26

The Cuba of El Cangrejo and the Cuba of the boy who saved his food for his grandparents

Preston, the sugar town that Castroism took from splendor to ruin

Rick Scott warns Raúl Castro: "You will go to prison for killing Americans."

Díaz-Canel comes out in defense of the negotiations in El Cangrejo with Marco Rubio's team

For those who are now outraged: In 2019, we already exposed the luxury businesses of El Cangrejo's sister

The Crab breaks the taboo of political prisoners in Cuba

Cubans in Miami protest outside the Cubamax shipping agency on the fifth anniversary of July 11th

From the "combat order" to the unvoted heir of Castroism: Cuba five years after July 11th

The 176 measures are "a new distribution of power" within Castroism, claims a Cuban economist

The U.S. sanctions the wife of Alejandro Castro Espín and tightens the restrictions on Raúl Castro's son

Marco Rubio responds to Díaz-Canel's reforms: "They prioritize total control over freedom"

Trump and Rubio respond to the reforms of the Cuban regime with new sanctions

Cuban-American congress members react to the death of Ramiro Valdés: "Another one who dies and cannot pay on this earth."

Michel Torres criticizes NTV for coverage of Ramiro's death: "One tries not to see in gestures like this a change of era."

López-Levy and the Promotion of "El Cangrejo": Controversy Over the Legitimization of a Heir to Castroism

Cuban researcher on new package of measures: "It leaves the cause of all of Cuba's problems untouched."

Hermann Tertsch strikes against the European Parliament: "The time for warnings to Cuba is over."

Aleida Guevara warns that "money is a tremendous fetishism" while heirs of Castroism flaunt luxuries