Decree Law 35

Open letter to the Cuban regime regarding blackouts, hunger, and widespread fear: “This is not the country I want to live in."

Etecsa reports an increase in vandalism acts against its infrastructure in Artemisa

The Cuban regime admits to shortages in hospitals following the Damir child scandal: "We don't have everything."

Influencers and YouTubers had to leave Cuba after July 11

Cuba presents a draft law to regulate content in the press

The Cuban government warns that phone coverage amplifiers are illegal in the country

A new British ambassador arrives in Cuba

Cuban doctor Alexander Pupo refuses to attend summons from the Ministry of Communications

Ministry of Communications summons Cuban doctor Alexander Pupo for his criticisms on social media

Police summons and threatens 60-year-old retiree in Cuba for liking a post against the government

The SIP condemns the repression against independent journalists in Cuba

A parrot that sings "Patria y Vida" goes viral

Tania Bruguera: "Digital government is not about ministers having Twitter accounts to track opinions."

Article 19 condemns Díaz-Canel's visit to Mexico amid evidence of repression in Cuba

Cubans celebrate the day of the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre: "Cover us with your mantle."

Laritza Diversent and Reinaldo Escobar report to the European Parliament on the human rights situation in Cuba

PEN America Organization criticizes laws that censor freedom of expression in Cuba

Iliana Hernández shows her support for Yomil: None of our martyrs fought for communism

Writer Ariel Maceo: "Cuba decided to be free, and against that, there is no decree, person, or army that can."

Cuban reggaetoner La Crema releases "The Law You Know," dedicated to Decree Law 35

Human Rights Watch on Decree-Law 35 in Cuba: It Violates Freedom of Expression on the Internet

Official press defends that Decree Law 35 "does not impede freedom of expression on the Internet."

ETECSA censors Cubans: There is a list of words that cannot be sent in SMS messages

María Elvira Salazar on Decree Law 35: The only criminals are the Castroists and their accomplices

Cuban playwright Yunior García Aguilera: Honesty cannot be punished!

Criticism of the British ambassador in Cuba after thanking him for the meeting with Minister Gil Fernández

Yomil requests a decree to protect women from harassment

Memes: How to Bypass Decree Law 35 in Cuba

MINREX summons the British ambassador in Cuba over a critical tweet regarding the telecommunications decree

Baracoa journalist Yoel Acosta, one of the first sanctioned under Decree-Law 35

Cuban Paparazzi resumes his program and says that the regime wants to extradite him to Cuba

Decree Law 35 reinforces the helplessness of citizens in the face of the actions of the State

Cuba News: The most read news today, August 19, 2021

Artist Julio Llópiz-Casal denounces plagiarism by Cubadebate: They can't even choose a source properly

Law 35 against the Cubans; against history

The Decree-Law that institutionalizes, once again, the dictatorship in Cuba

Yomil Hidalgo: "Decree Law 35 is a CDR in cyberspace"

Gustavo Arcos defends the right of Cubans to protest against the "perverse obsession to control, regulate, and silence."

Alexis Valdés on Decree Law 35: Cubans will not be able to speak either positively or negatively about the government

Independent journalist Henry Constantin: On the Internet, Cuba is already free. That light cannot be stopped

Decree Law 35: What penalties will be applied to violators of the internet monopoly in Cuba?

Ulises Toirac: "I was going to say something about Decree Law 35, but..."

Canadian senator opposes Decree Law 35 for further restricting freedom of expression in Cuba

Decree Law 35: Calling for protests poses a greater level of danger than pedophilic deception

Cuban Observatory condemns Decree Law 35 for repressing freedom of expression

Cuban artist Onelio Larralde opposes Decree Law 35: "No more fear."

Cuba News: The most read news today, August 18, 2021

Cubans mock the Decree-Law 35 with memes

Pedro Junco on Decree-Law 35: Díaz-Canel must be sanctioned for his bellicose words from July 11

After a flood of criticism, the Cuban government defends its Decree Law 35 in the Round Table discussion

Tardocastrismo turns Cuba into San Macondo of the absurd

Cuban doctor believes that the decree to restrict freedom on the Internet is a distraction: "People are dying without medicine."

British Ambassador in Cuba condemns censorship violations embodied by Decree Law 35

Cuban journalist on Decree Law 35: "Every day they have less shame."

Cuban government announces legislation to restrict freedom of expression on the internet