Critiques

Outrage in Cuba over El Cangrejo's statements: "Let him live a month like us."

Price increase of bread in Havana sparks criticism due to its impact on impoverished individuals and families

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Why should we trust you and your government?"

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after suggestion to bang pots "for the neighbors to the north"

Cuban to content creators: "They are not romanticizing poverty. It exists. It is."

What is happening with the Coppelia in Santa Clara? Authorities respond to the criticism

Outrage on social media: PCC Secretary in Matanzas celebrates being recognized as "outstanding" for July 26th

"What I have is an Android": La Cintumbare responds mockingly to those who criticize her for not having an iPhone

Julio César González Pagés questions Cuban emigrants in Spain who accuse those living on the island of cowardice

Cubans react to Díaz-Canel's announcement on July 26 in Pinar del Río: "Cuba is not celebrating, you are killing the country."

"Cuba stopped smiling a long time ago": Influencer erupts against the crisis

"It must be cold if it was never heated": They expect the CTE Guiteras to cool down in order to identify the malfunction

Laritza Camacho: "Why do those who advocate for sharing poverty equally become wealthier each time?"

Cuban questions the cost of maintaining the PCC, the CDR, the FMC, the CTC, and the UJC: "They contribute nothing."

Yia Caamaño's prayer takes social media by storm: "They should leave!"

"One needs to go with a truck full of money": Tuneros react to the fair for Father's Day

Cubans bury the official triumphalism regarding the announced increase in the minimum wage: "What is it enough to buy?"

"Prepared for what?": Cubans respond with mockery to another defense preparedness show in Bayamo

"Who does El Cangrejo think he is to speak?": Cubans react strongly to Raúl Castro's grandson

We want at least three hours of light: Cubans to Granma leaders

Cuban economist: the government wasted years by halting reforms it labeled as "capitalist" and today considers essential

"The capitalist nature of Cuban society is declared": This is how the people react to Díaz-Canel's reforms

"Stagnation was a political decision," asserts a university student following the government's reformist shift in Cuba

Díaz-Canel says he is open to criticism, but the reforms have already been brought to the Parliament "in agreement."

They sold him "the best hotel in Varadero," and this is what he found upon arrival

La Super Friki erupts after criticism for not traveling to Cuba: "I don't want to give my money to the dictatorship."

Two weeks later, Etecsa still hasn't found a ladder to repair a fault in Camagüey

A “joke” with a machete to create viral content endangers an elderly man and sparks outrage in Holguín

Between law firms, Minsap, and Minjus: 14 months trapped in a bureaucratic maze to legalize documents in Matanzas

Ulises Toirac announces the "second round" of "Locos de Barrio," featuring a foreword by Amir Valle

"Not even that was taken away from us": Cubans complain about not being able to watch the World Cup

Silvio Rodríguez questions the hotel investment amid the Cuban crisis

"I felt like having a typical Cuban dish today," the playwright recalls a sad recipe from the Special Period

A month without garbage collection in Cienfuegos while the authorities discuss preventing hepatitis

Cubans question: who turned withdrawing their own money from a bank and accepting transfers into an obstacle course?

Lights for the perreo, blackouts for the rest: La Piragua lights up its nights amidst the energy crisis in Havana

Residents of Manicaragua criticize an official after claiming that the "two established hours" of electricity were met

Gerardo Hernández responds to the Hotel Nacional video: "I live in a free country and go where I'm invited."

Hallel Génesis responds to criticism after awkward moment at the Start of Summer: "Of course, I've read all the messages."

More than 15,000 pesos in electricity for two consecutive months: Cuban reports the Electric Company

The Blinkers of Power: They Denounce the Disconnection of the Ruling Elite from the Daily Crisis in Cuba

The Pichy Boys criticize parties in Varadero for the summer: "They're an attempt by the dictatorship to show normality."

The Capitol Paradox: the regime in Cuba uses the symbols of the Republic that it tried to discredit for decades

"Being prosperous is the only way to be good": Ulises Aquino advocates for economic freedom against the statist model of the regime in Cuba

Laritza Camacho on the double standard in Cuba: "The lie is shouted loudly, while the truth is whispered softly."

Bravado against the White House at event for Raúl Castro in Santa Clara

"Once, life was lived without electricity": Cuban mother faces criticism for showing how her family survives on three hours of power a day

Humorist Ulises Toirac criticizes official triumphalism: "There is no happy ending here."

"When a technological helicopter arrives, are you going to throw stones at it?": Venezuelan comedian Marko Pérez mocks Cuban officials

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba urges rulers not to consider themselves "owners of the world"

Las Tunas cancels agricultural fair due to lack of fuel, and social media erupts against the regime

"The honoree did not attend the party": Cubans react to Raúl Castro's absence at the Anti-Imperialist Tribune

Anna Bensi replies to ciberclaria: "I am not responsible for solving anyone's life."

"Putting the children as a shield. That's where the double standards of the communists are evident": Cubans lash out at Gerardo Hernández

"The Papaya, Garden Pinguita, and now The Condom": La Diosa teases her new song and social media is on fire

Rachel Arderi sets Instagram on fire with a video from the sea, and her fans defend her against comparisons to La Dura

Now La Diosa has really let loose! She responds to the criticisms of her upcoming song with an incredible dance in the pool

Uruguay will send powdered milk to Cuba and will require proof that it does not end up in dollar stores

"Cubans and Venezuelans know how it ends": María Elvira Salazar warns about the advance of socialism in the U.S.

Fashion and runway in Guantánamo? Such is the contrast between aspiration and crisis