Corruption in Cuba

Economist Miguel Alejandro Hayes: dismantling GAESA would not be enough to dismantle the economic power of the Cuban regime

The paradox of BioCubaFarma: Business expansion in Europe and medicine shortages in Cuba

A fine of 4,000 pesos has been imposed on the only oncologist in Isla de la Juventud for a garage sale

"Anyone can endure this": Thousands of Cubans react to Gerardo Hernández's video at the Hotel Nacional

Gerardo Hernández is captured at the Hotel Nacional following a political event of the Cuban regime on the Malecón

Writer Carlos A. Aguilera: "Only a military intervention can remove the fascists from power in Cuba."

GAESA shakes off the Anonymous Society following the scandal: it is now GAE, according to Granma

The regime defends GAESA for the first time, but without figures or audits: The pressure of the sanctions forces it to speak

The Cuban regime breaks its silence on GAESA and accuses the U.S. of preparing an aggression

Raúl Torres defends the "lineage of dignity" of the regime: "In Cuba, those who govern do not become wealthy."

No more and no less than 25 seized gas cylinders! That's how the operation ended in Villa Clara

Regime justifies 148% increase in infant mortality rate: "Cuba cannot import technologies with American components."

Up to 15 years in prison in Cuba for robbery with violence in a public "exemplary" trial

Trump's message to Cubans on Independence Day: "The U.S. will not rest until Cuba is free again."

"A New Cuba": Rubio calls for building a country where citizens can choose their leaders

"Return the resources to the Cuban people": Who could finance the transition in Cuba?

"Literally, if you don't have 3,500 pesos, you die": Black market for medical supplies reported in Holguín

Cuban regime organizes exercise against "social indiscipline" following days of protests

Cuban dreams of the end of the dictatorship: "Cuba will be free this year and I don’t know how I will react."

“Return the resources to the Cuban people”: How can the fortunes of dictatorships be recovered?

Washington is beginning to discuss the "day after" GAESA. What does it mean to "return the resources to the Cuban people"?

Advisor to Marco Rubio on GAESA: "The regime must return the resources to the Cuban people."

"There was no space even to place a foot": they denounce a hellish journey on a rented bus from Havana to Santiago de Cuba

From the Embargo to the "Legal Siege"? The New Strategy of Pressure on the Economic Power of the Cuban Regime

"The worst thing that has ever existed in life is communism": Cuban explodes at YouTuber while discussing the reality of the island

PCC in Camagüey dismisses its second secretary, one of the organizers of acts of repudiation against Mike Hammer

Can Spanish hotel companies approach Trump? The new landscape opened by the offensive against GAESA

Cubans agree that the lack of civil and political liberties is one of the main issues on the island

Doubts about oil transparency in Venezuela rekindle questions about a potential change in Cuba

The Vampires of the Cuban Crisis: Philanthropy, Dollars, and Privileges Surrounding Sandro Castro

Cuban man reports theft at Havana Airport: "When I opened the suitcase, everything was missing."

A senior U.S. official attacks the Cuban system: "It's a cruel lie."

Foreign companies and banks under pressure: Washington tightens sanctions for ties with Cuba

Is it better to parade with Adidas? Díaz-Canel marches in luxury footwear at May 1st event

Who will the United States freeze assets for with Trump's new order on Cuba?

Trump signs executive order to sanction those responsible for repression in Cuba and threats to the national security of the United States

The regime evicts Alejandro Gil's house in Playa but returns the home in Santos Suárez to the family

"It was mandatory to impose fines": Report reveals arbitrariness in the inspection system in Cuba

More than 270 sacks of coffee were confiscated from a house in Santiago de Cuba

A man is arrested after a million-dollar theft of tobacco and cigars in Cuba

Spanish businessman details how the Castros use GAESA to plunder Cuba

The lunch plan for Cuban workers, according to Lindoro Incapaz

They fall for stealing millions from the State: sentences of up to 15 years for corruption in Santiago de Cuba

Manuel Marrero calls for "a firm hand" against fuel theft in Cuba

"Fear of dying inside": Serious allegations of abuse and hunger from inmates and families at Veguita No. 1 prison in Granma

A Cuban woman reports that a store is selling donations meant only for children and the elderly: "What about the rest?"

"We will always prevail"... even if there is nothing to eat

A cardboard Castro and his heirs auctioning off the nation

BBC report exposes GAESA, the military conglomerate that concentrates wealth amid the crisis in Cuba

Cubadebate reports that the embargo limits care for pregnant women, but Lenin Hospital faces complaints of abandonment and negligence

The only "diet" that works with leaders in Cuba: Lindoro Incapaz reveals the secret

Cubans arrested for sabotage of a milk shipment in Las Tunas

Indignation in Puerto Padre: Former mayor sentenced to 7 years in prison may be among those pardoned by the regime

Sandro Castro: The independent Cuban press has created a monster

Cubans denounce corruption at the gas station in El Vedado: “The same people are enabled every day.”

From Foreign Investor to Prisoner in Cuba: The Story That Sounds the Alarm About the Regime's New "Opening"

Plans, measures, indicators... The Cuban government continues to review its economic program while the country hits rock bottom

Millions in "renewable energy" for Cuba... and the country remains in the dark

Vicky Gil questions the severity of the corruption sentence against her brother and explains the details of the case

Report reveals legal inequality and influence peddling in the Cuban private sector