Cuban Constitution

A deputy states that young Cubans want to stay in Cuba to "build socialism."

The Consejo para la Transición proposes a Citizens' Assembly to defend human rights in Cuba

Cubalex responde a profesora de Derecho de la UH: “Legitima la supremacía de una ideología dominante"

A congressman claims on Cuban TV that the new Constitution "sinned by being too inclusive."

The Parliament: Agora of the Nation

Díaz-Canel: "The proclaimed Constitution ensures the unity of all Cubans."

Raúl Castro and Díaz-Canel preside over the promulgation of the new Cuban Constitution

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights expresses "concern" over the new Constitution of Cuba

Official results of the constitutional referendum in Cuba have been published

Díaz-Canel says that the U.S. has no "prestige or moral authority" to criticize the validity of the referendum

Cuban exiles in Miami urge the declaration of the constitutional referendum results as null and void

Luis Almagro: "In a dictatorship, a referendum is synonymous with fraud."

The Yes prevails over the No in the constitutional referendum in Cuba, according to exit poll estimates

This is how the constitutional referendum in Cuba was: propaganda in schools, voting with a pencil, and harassment

Cubans facing the yes and no to the Communist Party Constitution

Daniel Llorente arrested for promoting a NO vote in the constitutional referendum in Cuba

Cubans explain why they will vote Yes for the new Constitution

Cuban electoral observation platforms denounce the repression their members are facing

Citizens may be present during the counting of votes for the constitutional referendum in Cuba

What do Cubans think about the new Constitution?

Chocolate says "vote no" to the constitutional referendum in Cuba and speaks out against censorship of reggaeton

There are now 102 UNPACU activists on a hunger strike to protest the new Cuban constitution

Only 97 Cubans voted in Spain in the constitutional referendum of Cuba

The "I vote yes" slogan even appeared on the purchase tickets at the Havana Book Fair

Official media on the new Constitution in Cuba: "Approve it on the 24th and uphold it forever."

"The issue is not just about freedom," Díaz-Canel quotes Fidel Castro while urging support for the Constitution

The Human Rights Observatory reports that the Cuban government is violating its own electoral law, which prohibits political campaigns

Díaz-Canel: "With the OAS or without it, the Constitution will move forward."

The Cuban Observatory for Human Rights condemns the arrests of those promoting a "No" vote in the referendum

Díaz-Canel says that the Constitution defends "the sovereignty, independence, and dignity" of the Cuban people