Counterintelligence

Cuban pilot Orestes Lorenzo: "The strength of tyranny lies in dividing and sowing distrust."

From absolute control to forced withdrawal: Cuba begins to lose its security apparatus in Venezuela

Cuban security forces begin to withdraw from Venezuela

"Don't mess with my Visa": Gerardo Hernández joins the defamation campaign against El4tico and Cubans are all over it

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

Cuban diplomat accused of espionage continues as ambassador in Venezuela

Wave of outrage after threats from the Cuban regime against U.S. Ambassador Mike Hammer

The State Security assures that it will prevent further meetings of Ambassador Hammer with civil society in Cuba

The Cuban Footprint in Venezuelan Repression: Documents, Evidence, and International Testimonies

Maduro's Cuban security collapsed during U.S. operation: The network that protected him became his greatest vulnerability

Explosive letter from Maduro's former intelligence chief to Trump links Cuba to the Los Soles Cartel

The Cuban Shield around Maduro: More bodyguards, more espionage, and less trust in his surroundings

Cuban regime unleashes new offensive of defamation and threats against independent press

Cuban historian denounces extortion and travel ban: “They demand that I humiliate myself to regain my freedom”

Maduro reinforces his security with Cuban bodyguards due to fears of a coup

Ex-spy René González calls for a public trial for Alejandro Gil as doubts grow about the fairness of the Cuban regime's justice system

Wave of support for Ferrer on social media after responding to criticism within the opposition

Thus was José Daniel Ferrer's departure into exile from Santiago de Cuba

Humberto López gets semantic about the exile of José Daniel Ferrer

Sandro Castro's second-to-last taunt amid the massive blackout in Cuba: "Take it easy!"

Cubadebate responds to Rojas and issues a warning against the "dialogue": The regime does not tolerate even its own ambiguity

Cubans react to new crackdown against Hammer: "Did the people choose Revolution? Hold a referendum!"

Defenders of the Cuban regime confront Mike Hammer in Varadero: “The people chose Revolution.”

Alina Bárbara López: The government has only succeeded in shifting dissent from the virtual space to the real world

Concern is growing in the Cuban regime over Mike Hammer's agenda and his contacts with civil society

Ernesto Borges recounts the incident that cost him 27 years in prison in Cuba: "They said my case would serve as a lesson."

Cubans share their opinions on Sandro Castro's mockery: “We need to make a program 'Con Filo' seriously discussing him.”

Fidel Castro's grandson is not learning his lesson and continues to provoke the Cubans

Cuban spy captured in Florida: New revelations about his past in intelligence

U.S. identifies former Cuban intelligence officer detained in South Florida

New Adventures of the Current Guanajo

From the blackout to manipulation: Humberto López prepares another justification for the electrical crisis in Cuba

The daughter of Commander Barbarroja received indirect funding from USAID for studies on cooperativism

U.S. report details the presence of Chinese espionage bases in Cuba

"Who would you choose as President?": Civil society envisions the democratic future of Cuba

Machado on Cuban interference: "They influence methods of repression, espionage, persecution, and torture."

Havana denounces foreign interference in Venezuela while advising Maduro's repression

A friend of Lis Cuesta says that Silvio's latest songs are "obsolete, both musically and poetically."

The five former Cuban spies gather to commemorate State Security Day

State Security threatens exiled Cuban activist

Regime insists: Inflation in Cuba is induced by the CIA and independent media

The "López-Callejas" tower is not liked by a friend of Fidel

Former spy Ana Belén Montes makes a comeback at an event in Puerto Rico

Who is the MININT official who signs the list accusing Cubans of terrorism?

Former U.S. diplomat faces 15 criminal charges for spying for the Cuban government

Coco Fariñas on Israel Rojas: "He graduated as a professional repressor."

Cuban victim of repression shares experience with suicidal MININT officer

Writer Fernández Era denies involvement in the sale of eggs on Revolico

Discontent in the MININT reaches the Processing Offices

The Cuban government denies that Tekashi 6ix9ine threw money in Havana

Former spy Antonio Guerrero appointed president of the Union of Architects and Engineers of Cuba

Cuban spy at the Pentagon seeks to rebuild her life in Puerto Rico

The U.S. assures that the release of spy Ana Belén Montes is not linked to negotiations with Cuba

Ana Belén Montes, the super spy from Cuba at the Pentagon, is free

Cuban counterintelligence officials reveal internal disaster

Son of a Cuban American professor imprisoned in Cuba makes urgent plea for his mother to travel to the U.S.

Queen of Spies: Ana Belén Montes Under the Gaze of Her Hunters

Possible disappearance of repressive mechanism strains G-2

An overlooked story in the Cuba-U.S. dispute: Fidel Castro planned a terrorist action for Black Friday in 1962

Emigrated Cuban pilots support a fellow newcomer in Florida