Castrism

The Vampires of the Cuban Crisis: Philanthropy, Dollars, and Privileges Surrounding Sandro Castro

José Daniel Ferrer warns the regime's repressors and informants: "The tyranny will soon fall, and then it will be too late."

A "prescription" signed by Fidel and an incubator left on the street during May Day in Pinar del Río: a snapshot of a collapsing healthcare system

The Cuban regime invokes the Constitution of 1940, which it dismantled, to legitimize expropriations

Presenters of Con Filo mock the creation of a political party on social media

Fidel Castro Smirnov thanks Russia for the shipment of oil to Cuba

Cuban resident in the U.S. joins "My Signature for the Homeland" and celebrates the beating of the political police against 'Spiderman'

The messenger of 'El Cangrejo': An agent and "businessman" of MININT who tried to bypass Rubio to reach Trump

The regime demands names and positions... but hides them: The contradiction behind the meeting with the U.S.

Memento mori: “Congratulations” to Miguel and Arleen at the twilight of power

“We will always overcome”… even if there’s nothing to eat

A cardboard Castro and his heirs auctioning off the nation

A business goes viral in Florida due to its unusual logo: "The best promotion in history."

The regime that Fidel built destroyed his own family: his daughter demands his downfall from exile

Controversy among Cubans over CNN interview with Sandro Castro: Criticism, outrage, and accusations of "whitewashing."

Sandro Castro: The independent Cuban press has created a monster

From 'revolutionary oligarchy' to 'capitalist oligarchy': The mutation of Castroism to survive in power

“Washington doesn't decide”: The phrase by Díaz-Canel that ignited social media and gave rise to the voice of Cubans

Sandro Castro says that Gerardo Hernández copied his idea for the tricycle

GAESA, the economic heart of the Cuban regime that Washington aims to target

Sandro Castro arrives at the New York Times: Fidel's grandson who satirizes the regime from privilege

The AKM of Silvio Rodríguez: When the "external enemy" justifies sovereignty without citizens

Bruno Rodríguez accuses the U.S. of wanting to "take control" of Cuba following warnings from Trump and Rubio

Rubio denies New York Times version on transition in Cuba that leaves Castro's power intact

“It’s the player and not their pieces that need to be defeated”: Carolina Barrero reacts to an article from the New York Times

General Michael Flynn llama a cúpula del régimen cubano "parásitos decadentes" que se aferran al poder

The Parsimony of El Cangrejo and the Tremors of Canel: When an Image Screams Who's in Charge

Saladrigas proposes to transform Cuba into a Caribbean financial center modeled after Singapore within 10 to 15 years

Transition or recycling of the regime in Cuba?

Cubans distrust a U.S. media report about an alleged agreement between Washington and Havana

Cuba: 74 Years of Dictatorship and the Historic Moment of Change

“Cubastroika” or real transition? The doubts left by the strategy on Cuba attributed to Washington

Ferrer warns Trump and Rubio: "If the Castros stay in Cuba, new crises will come."

"Castro Surname" and "Elections": The phrase by Johana Tablada that ignited social media

Tablada states that the U.S. would not recognize elections in Cuba if a 'Castro' wins, but the Helms-Burton Act does not say that

Trump on a possible operation in Cuba like the one in Venezuela: "It wouldn't be very difficult, but I don't think it's necessary."

Rocío Monasterio rejects the notion that Spain is "an ally of the Cuban dictatorship."

Argentinian political analyst: "Opposing free elections for Cubans is miserable."

Cubans missed the fall of the Berlin Wall; we cannot miss this moment

They spoke to him through the earpiece: Israel Rojas quietly corrects himself after controversial message about the "venerable elder and his family."

Who will "Delcy Rodríguez" be in Cuba? The operator that Castroism will need when the time comes to negotiate

"Dictatorship without Imagination": An Overview of Cuba from El Mundo

Coincidence or fate? The theory suggesting that the dictatorship will fall in 2026

María Elvira Salazar: "A dictatorship that needs mobs to survive is a dictatorship in its final phase."

"Violence in Cuba is not a threat, it is a reality": MEP responds to Pope Leo XIV

"We have waited 67 years for this moment": Carlos Giménez supports Trump's measures against Castroism

Venezuela defends Castroism and accuses Trump of "violating international law."

José Daniel Ferrer supports Trump's measures: “The Cuban regime is an enemy of freedom.”

"Intervention, negotiation, or collapse": the three possible paths for the future of Cuba

MEP Hermann Tertsch: “The dictatorship in Cuba will finally fall”

Official media in Cuba avoids mentioning Miami, even when announcing the death of Alfredito Rodríguez

Sandro Castro makes his most direct mockery of Díaz-Canel at the regime's most fragile moment

Which Cuban leader will be the next "abducted" by Delta Force?

The promise of a Venezuela without Maduro and a free Cuba fades away by the end of 2025

The Cuban regime blames the U.S. healthcare system for the fentanyl crisis

Marco Rubio's strategy for Cuba and Venezuela: "If Maduro falls, the Cuban regime will fall too."

"They have destroyed Cuba": Filmmaker portrays the country ravaged by the regime

What did the Cuban regime say following Ralph Gonsalves' electoral defeat, its main ally in the Caribbean?

The revolution devours its own children: The trial of Gil reopens the long list of those sacrificed by Castroism

Director of El Toque faces a repudiation act in Mexico by supporters of the Cuban regime