Corruption in Cuba

Price controls in Cuba fuel corruption and the black market, economist acknowledges in Cubadebate

Only one bidder and 100% for price: This is how the Foreign Ministry awarded 1.13 million euros to the Cuban state company Palco

Investigation on corruption in Cuban health wins the Roche Award 2026 for Written Journalism

Sacrifices for the people, yachts for the Castros: The good life of Fidel and Raúl in images

Assemblies of God in Cuba clarifies that its followers can criticize the Government and denounce injustices

Fireworks attributed to Raúl Castro's grandson are reported while Cuba experiences blackouts

The Central Bank of Cuba issues a statement regarding irregularities in the banking sector

Rubio: "They will no longer be able to steal money and profit at the expense of the Cuban people" while Trump is president

Activist Lara Crofs: "The funeral services in Cuba are completely overwhelmed."

Raúl Castro's son-in-law invested in three tourist apartments in Barcelona while Cuba was sinking into crisis

Famous Fables and the Reality of Cuba

"I haven't left the airport, and I've already had to spend 200 dollars": Cuban from Miami shares her experience traveling to the Island

Ulises Toirac: "Freedom begins in the mind."

"The vulnerable in Cuba are no longer segments... they represent the majority of the population," warns an academic

Cuban inspectors are confronted over alleged illegal charging of tricycle drivers

A Cuban escapes from a prison in Guantánamo and claims from the mountains that he is innocent of serious accusations against him

Cuban poet: "Here we are, without 'little horse', without transformer, without power and without hopes."

Cuban woman reports being without electricity for five days: "Who benefits from the electricity that belongs to us?"

Ulises Aquino reports that his neighborhood in Havana received only 55 minutes of electricity in six days

Ulises Toirac erupts over the blackouts in Cuba: "It's not just incompetence and ill will. It's a crime."

Cuban to the Minister of Energy: "A circuit that does not turn off due to corruption or favoritism is electricity that is taken away from someone else."

After reports on social media, electrical transformers are being changed in a neighborhood of Havana

A senior U.S. official describes the Cuban economic system as a military "kleptocracy."

Díaz-Canel warns the private sector in Cuba: "It cannot become a space for illegal activities."

René González clashes with journalists for questioning his daughter's scholarship in Japan

Mini-course in two minutes to become a leader in Cuba

"Everyone covers up and no one responds": Cuban confronts Marrero over corruption and lack of water in Boyeros, Havana

Ulises Toirac on leaders in Cuba: "Privileges... they are not given up easily."

"The time for reforms is over... we must set a course until we reach the bottom," states a Cuban academic

A senior U.S. official reminds the former Cuban controller that she admitted she could not audit GAESA

U.S. policy chief for Latin America accuses GAESA of "looting" 18 billion dollars from the Cuban people

Díaz-Canel's stepson managed a consulting firm for international business and investments in Madrid

Madrid Forum calls for an investigation in Spain into the fortunes linked to the Cuban regime: The precedent of Chavismo

Fidel Castro, the millionaire who preached equality while Cuba sank into poverty

Armando Tomey praises the bravery of Luis Alberto García: "He is in Cuba and speaks up every day."

The Republic from 1902 to 1958: Lights and Shadows of a Nation in the Making

Cuban women from Guanabacoa stand guard to prevent the transformer from being taken away from their block

"Pirates of the Caribbean": The brutal Cuban mafia in which the grandson of Raúl Castro appears

The Ministry of Transport acknowledges that its ticket allocation system favored corruption: Announces new measures

Electric Linemen in Cuba: "From Beloved and Respected to Hated and Cursed," says journalist and art critic

The CIA is pursuing the money of the Cuban elite: It will track businesses and opaque flows inside and outside the island

Masons stand in Havana against a new attempt of intervention by the Ministry of Justice

The CEIBA case reveals the new strategy of the U.S. to prevent GAESA from safeguarding its assets

Rosa María Payá denounces the "humanitarian catastrophe in Cuba caused by a dictatorship with billions of dollars abroad."

"Cuban Hell": the heart-wrenching testimony of a 56-year-old Cuban who has never left the island

The Artemisa-Havana train service resumes, and Cubans are asking: "When will they put the one to the beach?"

"For a revolutionary, there is no rest": the message from Díaz-Canel after honoring Ramiro Valdés

Díaz-Canel calls for "a high ethical conduct" from Cuba's leaders

Cubans denounce corruption and ticket reselling following the announcement of national trains for August

Mipyme from Pinar del Río celebrates July 26 with revolutionary flags on its façade

Cuban mothers denounce corruption in the electricity supply and manage to restore power in Vista Hermosa, Havana

Official press warns that reforms in Cuba could become another scheme for corrupt bureaucrats

Díaz-Canel distances himself and wants the municipalities to ensure "improvement" for the Cubans

Morales Ojeda acknowledges reports of corruption in the electric sector: "Four or five tarnish the efforts of the majority."

Cuban erupts against the regime over power outages: "Take all the millions you have stolen from the people and go!"

"They are taking advantage of the misery of Cubans": Mother denounces the illegal sale of electricity across Cuba

Cuban economists present a roadmap to overcome the crisis

Goodbye to the 50 peso ice cream: it has been reported that the popular Sodería del Medio in Matanzas will be replaced by a stand for “merolicos.”

Electric Union: "Appropriate measures will be taken" with linemen involved in the Calabazar incident

"They give it to whoever pays": Cuban mother denounces illegal electricity sales in Calabazar