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Telegram celebrates its 13th anniversary amid record user numbers and pressure from Russia on its founder
Founder of Telegram: "Russia has labeled me a 'terrorist' for refusing to comply with its demands for mass surveillance."
Fear as a tool of control
The Monopoly of Truth: When the State Controls Information
Ortega's regime announces elections but bans "coup plotters" and opponents
"Did they scold you or not?": Cubans to Michel Torres Corona after his silence regarding El Cangrejo on Con Filo
"The pain of this people cannot be eternal": The cry of Eddy Ceballos' mother
"Who is Despingovery Chanel really?": His wife shares the story behind the comedian
Anna Bensi: "Silence is no longer an option" in Cuba
"I'm not going to remain silent": Cuban actor Luis Alberto García denounces 48 hours without electricity or water
"Sometimes they make it too easy for me": Ulises Toirac responds to those who called him a mercenary
The regime halts breakfasts for pregnant women that a church had started offering in Las Tunas
CBS fires Scott Pelley, the journalist who led the investigations into Havana Syndrome
New leadership changes: The Party shifts positions in Guantánamo without explanations
Ulises Toirac responds to critics: "And these are the fighters who are going to wage the war for the whole people?"
Ulises Toirac: "Please send me catfish with five neurons or more."
"They are the ones who understand us the most": Iranian influencer Nioh Berg praises the Cuban people
Cubadebate denounces "algorithmic war" against Cuba, while the regime blocks free internet, critical voices, and independent media
The pianist, composer, and director of Cuban music institutions Orlando Vistel passed away in Havana
Maykel Osorbo, a two-time Grammy winner, cannot sing in Cuba without being imprisoned
Cuban influencer in Spain defends the dictatorship on the island, but limits comments on Facebook to avoid criticism
Melania Trump calls comedian Jimmy Kimmel "cowardly": "His monologue about my family is not comedy."
Applaud or Remain Silent: The Tragedy of the Cuban Intellectual Since 1959, argues a researcher
Milei closes the press room at the Casa Rosada and sparks controversy
Cubadebate publishes a job offer for journalists, and the mockery begins
Mike Hammer delivers a lecture on democracy to Cuban officials
Censorship strikes on International Theatre Day in Cuba following the official ban on teacher and director Nelda Castillo
Alina Bárbara López: "I am an intellectual and a citizen who understood that it was not possible to remain silent."
Unbelievable! Look at the official Cuban press's version of the protests in Morón
Teresa Padrón defends Samantha Hernández: "You are all communists."
Anna Bensi's mother leaves interrogation after threats and is under house arrest
A professor and brother of diplomat Johana Tablada is expelled from CUJAE for critical posts on Facebook
Journalists expelled from the stadium where the Cuba team trains in the U.S.
Anna Bensi: "Anyone who has something to say should be direct and speak personally."
They guide in Camagüey to migrate institutional communication to ToDus
Power fears free speech
Ulises Toirac on the detention of El4tico: Freedom of expression is “feared and repressed.”
Haydée Milanés on the detention of young people from El4tico: “Another testament to the horror”
Spain will prohibit access to social networks for individuals under 16 years old
Tension in Venezuela: Venevisión challenges censorship by rebroadcasting words from María Corina Machado from the U.S.
The Ortega regime arrests 60 people in Nicaragua for celebrating the capture of Nicolás Maduro
Iran disconnects the country from the world to curb protests: The digital blackout that alarms and recalls Cuba
Repression in Caracas: 14 journalists detained while Delcy Rodríguez assumed the presidency
Sale of "meat" in Las Tunas sparks outrage: there were only bones
The Institute of Information and Social Communication appoints former member of the board of the state media system as new vice president
"We underestimated the threat of the Cuban regime and lost our freedom," remembers María Corina Machado from Oslo
Trump administration forces the removal of an app that alerted users about immigration raids
Cuban accused of "disobedience" for his posts on Facebook: "His 'crime' was thinking and writing"
Alejandro Gil's daughter reacts to the trial against her father: "It's all manipulation."
Unions sue the Donald Trump administration for "ideological surveillance" on social media
Tribute to Celia Cruz on her centenary is censored in Havana
The Pentagon is trying to silence the press, and this has been the journalists' response
Florida leads the way for the third consecutive year in book bans in U.S. schools: Here are some of them
Trump reacts to the return of comedian Jimmy Kimmel and threatens ABC with a lawsuit: "This sounds even more lucrative."
Three professors from South Florida under investigation for posts about Charlie Kirk
From First Lady to Professor: Lis Cuesta Begins Cultural Management Career at ISA
Judge dismisses Donald Trump's lawsuit against The New York Times
Luis Silva responds if Vivir del Cuento could return in Miami
Popular U.S. show canceled after host's controversial comment on Charlie Kirk's murder
From Maoism to Collapse: The History of Communism in Nepal Until Its Fall in 2025
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