Constitution of Cuba

The Castro dictatorship. Sixty-seven years of the same power structure in Cuba

Provincial Court of Havana delays response to habeas corpus in favor of Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara

Cuban Prosecutor's Office explains new Transparency Law as questions about access to information grow

Is Cuba in Transition? Lawyers Warn About the Regime's Impunity

Can Cubans govern themselves? Historian responds

Diego Suárez, from historical exile, explains why Cuba does not need to invent anything for its transition

"Never transmitted hopelessness": the message from Diego Suárez, of the historic exile, just about to turn 100 years old

"Freedom first, constitution later": the key warning about Cuba

The constitutional trap of Castroism: When "irreversible socialism" becomes a problem

The regime mobilizes new recruits in Guantánamo amidst the crisis facing Cuba

Saladrigas: "The Constitution of 1940 is no longer relevant for Cuba."

What qualifications should a politician have in the Cuba of the future?

Cuban writer and translator to Díaz-Canel: "Don't keep speaking for us."

Why was the 1940 Constitution never repealed? Expert Alberto Luzárraga explains

Expert proposes that high-ranking officials of the regime should not be allowed to vote in a free Cuba

The PCC and the state apparatus are a burden for Cuba

At just 10 years old, a Cuban boy takes to the streets to sell coquitos to help his family: "This hasn't been seen in Cuba in years."

Julio Shiling explains why Cuba should return to the Constitution of 1940

The psychological trauma that communism caused to the Cuban people

Julio Shiling: "Sandro Castro and El Cangrejo must be barred from Cuba."

The Cuban regime assures that it is working to build "a different reality."

Bruno Rodríguez congratulates the jurists of Cuba: "They defend justice, socialist legality, and the interests of our people."

The regime that emerged in 1959 attempted to "dismantle the entire republican civilization and its historical-cultural memory," says a Cuban academic

Armando Valladares: Why the Constitution of '40 is the Only Option

Armando Valladares: "The technocrats for the transition in Cuba are not necessarily on the island."

Exilio proposes to return to the Constitution of 1940 to rebuild Cuba

The unfounded fear of the day after the dictatorship: There are reasoned proposals, explains a Cuban researcher

DeSantis: A free Cuba could become the main destination in the Caribbean

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

Is a transition without judicial processing to government figures acceptable? This is what Cubans are saying

19 femicides in Cuba in 2026, and the regime claims it has "strong legislation to address this phenomenon."

Gerardo Hernández exposes a alleged "repatriated" person who signed during the regime's campaign

"You leave the country or we put you in jail": The video that portrays repression in Cuba

Ulises Toirac warns that the pardon in Cuba excludes political prisoners

No, they are not all political prisoners: they refute the narrative following the pardon of over 2,000 inmates in Cuba

Political prisoner in Camagüey re-arrested after serving sentence

Michel Torres uses the Constitution to criticize Sandro Castro

Prosecutor investigates the murder of a minor in Havana: Accused in provisional detention

Cuban investment from abroad in Cuba? No, thank you

The eyes of Adael and the freedom of Cuba. A hero of 11J released: Hundreds are waiting

The legal action seeks the immediate release of Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara

Two Cubans sentenced to prison for stealing around 50,000 screws for the assembly of solar panels in Ciego de Ávila

Cubans gather signatures for the freedom of the youth from El4tico

"Everything is destroyed": Cuban sings the truths to the regime

The Holguín Prosecutor's Office keeps young Cubans from El4tico in provisional detention

Cuban lawmaker justifies arrests and places limits on criticism on the island: "No right is absolute."

More than 1,500 Cubans support a citizen initiative to free political prisoners

Havana offers dialogue, but without ceding power: The red lines of the Cuban regime before Washington

The Constitution, the economy, and the socialist system: Topics that the Cuban regime is unwilling to discuss with the U.S.

Cuba rebuts the United States: “There is no dialogue table, although we are open to talks.”

"What do we eat, resistance or sovereignty?": Cuban youth raises her voice on social media and calls for change in Cuba

Are constitutional guarantees suspended? Alina Bárbara López questions the regime after announcing plans for the "transition to a State of War."

Memes about Marco Rubio as the president of Cuba are flooding social media

José Daniel Ferrer calls on the Armed Forces and the MININT to join the change in Cuba

Assault on Solidarity: Cuban intellectual denounces abuse and cynicism at hotel managed by Meliá in Varadero

The Cuban regime has once again arrested Professor Alina Bárbara López for peacefully protesting

Díaz-Canel does not accept the resignation of Homero Acosta: Are there signs of a fracture or moral crisis in Cuban power?

"From citizenship, the Republic is born": Democratic Front for Concertation proposes an electoral solution to the crisis in Cuba

Life imprisonment for Alejandro Gil: these are the crimes for which he was found guilty

Former Cuban Minister Alejandro Gil Fernández has been sentenced to life in prison