Corruption in Cuba

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 bad faith. It's a crime."

Cuban to the Minister of Energy: "A circuit that doesn't shut down due to corruption or favoritism takes electricity away from someone else."

After reports on social media, electric transformers are being replaced in a neighborhood in 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 unloads on 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 about corruption and water shortage in Boyeros, Havana

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

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

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

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

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

Madrid Forum calls for investigating in Spain 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 applauds the courage of Luis Alberto García: "He is in Cuba and speaks 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 admits that its ticket assignment system has facilitated corruption: Announces new measures

Electric Linemen in Cuba: "From Loved 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 firm 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."

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

The Artemisa-Havana train service is resuming, and Cubans are asking, "When will they reinstate the beach train?"

"‘For a revolutionary, there is no rest’: Díaz-Canel's message after honoring Ramiro Valdés"

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

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

Mipyme in Pinar del Río celebrates July 26 with revolutionary flags on its facade

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

Official media warns that reforms in Cuba could become yet another opportunity for corrupt bureaucrats

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

Morales Ojeda admits to corruption allegations in the electrical sector: "Four or five tarnish the efforts of the majority."

Cuban erupts against the regime over blackouts: "Take all the millions you have stolen from the people with you."

"They are taking advantage of the misery of the Cuban people": Mother denounces the illegal sale of electricity throughout Cuba

Cuban economists present a roadmap to overcome the crisis

Goodbye to the 50 peso ice cream: reports indicate that the popular Sodería del Medio in Matanzas will be replaced by a stand selling "merolicos."

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

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

You transfer a thousand pesos and receive 600 in cash: an abusive business reported a few blocks from the Communist Party in Santiago de Cuba

For those who are now scandalized: In 2019, we already exposed the luxury businesses of El Cangrejo's sister

Amelia Calzadilla denounces police summons to her parents: "They are going to interrogate two sick elderly people."

Cuban writer on El Cangrejo: "Behind its luxuries is a hungry people that can no longer endure."

Cuban journalist exiled in Mexico denounces threats for exposing corruption in Camagüey

From architectural icon to symbol of neglect: residents report that the Focsa is falling apart amid alleged corruption

Allegations of corruption at Viazul in Cienfuegos: "They left my mother without a trip while allowing those who paid extra to board."

"Far from any glasnost, the Cuban state penalizes all forms of expression," thinks an analyst

Toirac questions the existence of "two governments" in Cuba: "PCC and People's Power, with thousands of salaries, cars, and trips."

"I want to see you starving": Actor Luis Alberto García sends a message to Cuban leaders

GAESA did not appear in May: Cubadebate ignores years of coverage

Cubadebate defends GAESA: "Target of an opportunistic digital campaign against Cuba"

Aleida Guevara warns that "money is a tremendous fetishism" while heirs of Castroism display luxury

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 resist like this": Thousands of Cubans react to Gerardo Hernández's video at the Hotel Nacional

Gerardo Hernández was captured at the Hotel Nacional after a political event of the Cuban regime on the Malecón