Constitution of Cuba

Bruno Rodríguez claims that the Cuban regime respects human rights "as enshrined in the Constitution."

Regime appoints new judges in Havana: They commit to "perpetuating" socialism in Cuba.

What does ChatGPT think about the Cuban Constitution of 2019?

Official press threatens Cubans who "disrespect public officials."

Cuban activist criticizes the gathering of over 10,000 evangelicals in Camagüey.

Cuban doctor to march on June 14 to demand the release of political prisoners.

Elections in Cuba: The corpse of the totalitarian state continued to die.

Opposition organizations are organizing a signature collection campaign to demand a Law on Demonstrations in Cuba.

"Family Code, another late Castroist charade."

The expansion of the Central Highway in Camagüey is experiencing over two months of delays.

Cuban civil society organizations launch Democratic Concertation Front.

The Cuban government calls for municipal elections in November.

Cuban Constitution violates guarantees of religious freedom, according to report.

The official press threatens to "arm the people" on the first anniversary of July 11.

Communism has constitutionally devastated Cuba.

The government leaves Cuban farmers in legal vulnerability.

Leaked video reveals bias in justice in Cuba: "We are judges of the revolution and the Party."

New Penal Code in Cuba: Abandon All Hope

Díaz-Canel: "The same people who criticize us marched in support of the revolution."

Unusual four-story building in Cuba

Civil society and the opposition promote separate amnesty laws in Cuba.

I Do Believe You in Cuba qualifies the draft of the new Penal Code as unconstitutional.

The Transition Council condemns the exile of Anamely Ramos.

The "Yo Sí Te Creo en Cuba" platform clarifies ambiguous concepts regarding the new Family Code.

Cubans living abroad will not be able to vote on the Family Code.

Cuba at Forum 2000: From Electoral Apartheid to Voting Against the Government

Cuban activist Saily González sues the mayor of Santa Clara for declaring the march on November 15 illegal.

The Transition Council proposes a Citizens' Constitutional Assembly to defend human rights in Cuba.

Miguel Díaz-Canel publicly admits that there is no separation of powers in Cuba.

Former Cuban prosecutor deems threats against Archipiélago members over the 15N event unconstitutional.