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Former Obama advisor accuses the U.S. of preventing the Cuban regime from adopting the Vietnamese model

El Necio is upset with the Venezuelan government over the oil agreement with Trump

Russia is investigating how to extend life to 150 years while Cuba struggles to survive

Cubans demand that ETECSA take responsibility after false earthquake alarm: "They should take responsibility."

“Why could that be?”: Cubans respond with irony to the data on emigration and depopulation

Why was there a seismic alert in Cuba if no earthquake occurred?

Economist Pedro Monreal tears apart Cubadebate's article: "The only redeemable part is the caption."

"Failed state or threat": The false dilemma to which Havana clings to respond to Washington's new narrative

Cubadebate analyzes the digital conversation about Cuba, but its data does not prove an "interference operation."

A heavy blow to Cuban sports: men's boxing will be without champions in Santo Domingo 2026

Villa Clara sets maximum prices for essential food items: eggs cannot exceed 110 pesos, and a liter of oil cannot exceed 2500 pesos

Cubadebate asks what values Fidel Castro held and what the Cubans did not forgive: "The reverse Midas touch."

"Will chivichanas be circulating?": Cubans face the supposed transformations in transportation

Cubadebate launches a contest on "the values of Fidel," and Cubans respond with sarcasm

Cubans put Cubadebate on the spot for discussing the water crisis in Puerto Rico

"Fidel is eternal," says the PCC, and Cubans erupt on social media: "That is indeed a serious threat."

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

"I see no change; on the contrary, every day is worse": Cubans respond with skepticism to Manuel Marrero

Marrero warns that Cuba is entering "the most important and perhaps the most difficult stage" of its economic reforms

The Cuban Parliament is adding deputies, but not solutions for the population

The Cuban regime claims it will withstand a military aggression from the U.S. "without giving an inch."

The Cuban regime says that the privatization of the economy is "for the welfare of the population."

Cubadebate states that "the cases of hepatitis are not taken lightly," but it omits the water crisis that causes them

Cubadebate tries to rescue Díaz-Canel from his own "utopia": When propaganda digs deeper than error

The regime insists on its capitalist transformations, prompting mockery: "Progress on the horizon? To infinity and beyond."

Few want to study journalism in Cuba, but the government insists on "making them fall in love" to defend its truth

The regime opens a lobster season "to revitalize the economy" while Cubans still cannot eat it

Official media criticizes the lack of workers' rights in the U.S.: And in Cuba, do they have rights?

The regime formalizes the salary increase in Cuba: Here's the new scale

Cubans doubt the regime's 176 measures: "Why should I believe them?"

"This lives in another country": Cubans lash out against Díaz-Canel after visiting Habana del Este

The regime removes the limit on hectares and opens usufruct to small and medium-sized enterprises and foreign investment

Luis Alberto García after 3 days without electricity: "The food is going bad and so are we."

The regime's double standard: Cubadebate denounces abuses against Palestinian prisoners but remains silent on reports of abuses in Cuban prisons

Spanish propagandist Ana Hurtado proposes a pot-banging protest… but in front of the U.S. embassy.

What has changed in necrological services in Havana with the incorporation of electric vehicles?

Official media blames the U.S. for the shortage of supplies for cancer patients

"The Never-Ending Story": the regime insists on its "social policies" while Cuba fades away

"Only country where picking up garbage is news": Cubans react to the start of the collection project in Havana

ONAT activates automatic collection of tax debts: Here's how it will work

Díaz-Canel insists that the measures are not due to pressure from the U.S. and that they will not forget the poor

"When you depend on the state, you perish from deprivation": former journalist from Cubadebate criticizes the Cuban regime

"Now Pinar del Río will no longer experience blackouts": Cubans react with sarcasm to the synchronization of the third solar park

PCC gives the "green light" to transformations in Cuba: They call for a "change in mindset" to implement them

The Odyssey of Cuban Seniors: Kitchens Without Gas, Hunger Pensions, and Lonely Grandparents

"More Inflated Information": Cubans lash out at Cubadebate for praising the Family Care System

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

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

"Which electricity?": users react on social media to news about artificial intelligence in Cuba

The revolutionary "chancleterismo": Cubadebate loses its composure and dives into the realm of profanity

Cuban regime admits that small and medium enterprises are saving part of children’s nutrition

State-owned honey company in Cuba acknowledges that exports remain a priority despite the collapse in production

The problem with Cubadebate is not CiberCuba: it's Marco Rubio

"If Fidel was the horse, Raúl is...": Cubadebate corrects a post after sparking a storm of comments

Cubadebate uses stories of disabled children to praise the legacy of Raúl Castro

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

The wind farm in Las Tunas will start operating a decade after its construction

"Have some shame, even if it's just once": Cubans respond to Cubadebate for blaming the embargo for delays in surgeries

Cubadebate denounces a "algorithmic war" against Cuba, while the regime blocks free internet, critical voices, and independent media