Economic Crisis in Cuba

Mike Hammer brings the situation in Cuba to the U.S. Congress.

Reflection of a Cuban on remittances to the island: "The emigrant is not a money-printing machine."

Private pharmacies in Cuba: 14 projects receive the green light to move forward

Cuba is dying, and the regime holds the key

Marco Rubio: "If Cuba is a humanitarian disaster, it is because its government, its regime, is a disaster."

"Don't do business in Cuba": Cuban entrepreneur denounces the looting of her business and the lack of police response

Cuba has extremely expensive food, but Díaz-Canel says that state-owned companies are "on the right track."

"He's doing that because he has a very great need": help is being requested for a child in Holguín

Chequera recalls the Special Period in Cuba

A supposed thief is caught in broad daylight in La Caridad, Cuba

The crisis in Cuba reaches the weather radars: all are turned off 24 hours a day

His great love arrived from Canada: "Only Cubans will understand me."

Díaz-Canel challenges the U.S.: "Cuba will never be a colony again, and we will defend it at all costs."

South Africa denies that military personnel were pressured to donate money to Cubans

Economist proposes a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Cuba after a democratic change

Cubans celebrate the Virgin of Charity with a procession in Vedado amid the crisis the country is facing

"We are not asking for privileges, we are asking for justice": father denounces the expulsion of children from the National School of Gymnastics

Archbishop of Santiago calls for profound changes in Cuba: "No people deserves this situation."

This is how they react upon seeing everything you bought in Cuba: "You’re a millionaire over there."

"The party is over": Díaz-Canel's press chief celebrates Raúl Castro's reappearance and lashes out at the Miami media

"My humble contribution": restaurant owner provides free meals to on-duty doctors at Holguín hospital

Pilgrims arrive at the Sanctuary of El Cobre on the eve of the feast of the Virgin of Charity

Faithful gather to venerate the Virgin of Charity from the seawall of the Hermita in Miami

Roberto Perdomo receives over $1,500 after revealing his difficult situation in Cuba: Solidarity came swiftly

After the "Cuban Delcy": Does Trump need a "bolichico" to dismantle GAESA?

"Very difficult to reverse": The ambiguity behind the new economic opening of the Cuban regime

The touching gesture of a child in Cuba with his classmates moves people on social media: "For them, it was a dream."

Book Fair concludes with works by Raúl Castro: the propaganda never rests

We must translate the protests "as a struggle strategy," says Cuban historian

"They have even robbed us of our ability to react," "divided, we won't get out of this," says the activist

Security camera captures thief stealing at restaurant in El Vedado

Firefighter issues serious warning about fuel stored in homes in Santiago de Cuba

Videos show the streets of Havana overflowing with filth: trash is swallowing the "City of Wonders."

The government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private entity after years of deterioration

Ships on land and rafts at sea: this is how fishing survives in a Cuban village

The Pediatric Hospital of Las Tunas promotes coconut water and homemade formulas in response to the shortage of rehydration salts and the rise in arboviruses

From an empty refrigerator in Cuba to a full one in Brazil: "There is no better image."

"Get out of Cuba": The message from a Cuban in the U.S. that goes viral

About twenty people set off in a speedboat from Pinar del Río

The PCC returns to the same water issues in Pinar del Río and acknowledges that complaints persist

Humor: This is what names in Cuba will be like in 2030 according to Javier Berridy

Cuban authorities admit more than 460 investigations for crimes against the National Electric System

"'Either we leave or they kill us': the viral video that summarizes the future of Cuba's youth"

Authorities in Las Tunas are still discussing how much to charge for garage sales, which are now limited to the weekends

Granma's Education Department states that "there is joy in schools," despite the crisis caused by the lack of fuel

The regime suppresses a protest in Fontanar with violence and detains two people amid the blackout crisis

Workers in Commerce and Gastronomy in Guantánamo have gone two months without receiving their wages

Guantánamo records an alarming rate of childhood mortality, and the PCC demands "immediate" measures

Díaz-Canel sets a date for resolving the water supply issue in Havana, but his history of promises raises suspicions

A Cuban spends 2,400 pesos on preparing a meal: "I went for the cheapest option."

Cuba faces this Saturday blackouts that will exceed 70% of the national demand

They tossed 50 peso bills in a Santiago conga... and the music came to an end

Díaz-Canel sets a date for water improvement in Havana: The first test will be at the end of September

Cuban father exposes manipulation and indoctrination by the regime: they use 11J to illustrate "fake news" in a school textbook

La Crema sings about the start of the school year

Two girls sell sweets to help their mother, and a wave of solidarity reaches their home in Camagüey

The PCC appoints a new director at Sierra Maestra newspaper in the context of the crisis in state-run media

This is how the informal market closes in Cuba: the dollar ends the day stable and the euro rises

Economist warns that the new Cuban law invites the diaspora to invest but leaves them unprotected if something goes wrong

Guantánamo implements banking regulations through fines and closures