Democracia en Cuba

Priest Alberto Reyes: What should continue and what should disappear in Cuba?

The Cuban regime "cries" for the restoration of funding to independent media

Marco Rubio speaks out on democracy support programs in Cuba

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "There is no right to crush an entire people to infinity."

The U.S. restores some support programs for democracy and independent press in Cuba

Closure of Radio and TV Martí Sparks Strong Reactions from Politicians, Opponents, and Organizations

José Daniel Ferrer urges Trump not to shut down Radio and TV Martí: "They are of vital importance to our struggle."

José Daniel Ferrer: "Those who have slandered me have never faced the enemy like this humble servant."

Cuban exile bids farewell to former Republican congressman Lincoln Díaz-Balart in Miami

José Daniel Ferrer mourns the death of Lincoln Díaz-Balart: "A great friend of the opposition and the Cuban people."

Tropical Versailles in the National Capitol: A Feast on the Ruins of Cuba

U.S. Representative in Cuba Meets with Cuban Activists in Spain: "The dictatorship must be trembling"

Trump's special envoy for Latin America says that the transition in Cuba is "probably imminent."

U.S. Senators reintroduce "Democracy Act" to tighten sanctions against the Cuban regime

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "It is time for the people to understand that they can say 'Enough!'"

Cuban regime denies internet access to opposition figure José Daniel Ferrer

Donald Trump on USAID: "They turned out to be radical left lunatics."

The State Department takes full control of USAID

The U.S. denounces the persecution of José Daniel Ferrer and holds the Cuban regime accountable

José Daniel Ferrer warns of a possible arrest and reiterates his commitment to the freedom of Cuba

Ferrer honors Martí with a plea for freedom of expression

Cuba Siglo XXI states that in 2025 there are possibilities for a regime change on the Island

Ferrer talks with the head of the U.S. Embassy in Cuba: “We will have friendly governments and deep relationships.”

Message of unity from José Daniel Ferrer: "It's time to fight together for the freedom and well-being of our nation."

Cuba news today, January 11, 2025: Victims of accident identified in Camagüey; Electric motorcycle explosion in Regla; Bus crash in Camagüey

Jimmy Carter and his lesson on democracy to Fidel Castro in the historic speech delivered in Havana

President of the Supreme Court defends that more than one million Cubans attended the "combat march."

Díaz-Canel claims that the Assembly of Cuba is the most representative in the world

The U.S. response following the call for a march by Díaz-Canel

Ten years later, the U.S. describes the thawing of relations with Cuba as a "missed opportunity."

The National Assembly will address issues raised during the ghostly process of "accountability."

Cubans react to the PCC's sociological study claiming majority support for the so-called "Revolution."

Yordenis Ugás calls for unity among Cubans against the dictatorship and for the release of political prisoners

Marco Rubio: "The Cuban regime is a threat to the national security of the U.S."

Cuban Americans celebrate Rubio as a possible Secretary of State: "A bad day to be a dictator in Latin America."

Manuel Marrero criticizes the shoddiness and lack of sensitivity among leaders in Cuba

Accountability process begins in Cuba amidst a severe energy and food crisis

Yordenis Ugás: "I pray to God to give me the opportunity to do something for my country."

"Who would you choose as President?": Civil society envisions the democratic future of Cuba

Supporters of the regime and Cuban exiles demonstrate at Miami Airport

María Corina Machado on Cuba: “They will soon be like us, on the verge of Freedom.”

In the United States, the 12th anniversary of the death of Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero is commemorated

Díaz-Canel defends that the National Assembly should vote unanimously on everything: “It is the dictatorship of the people.”

Delegates to the National Assembly will account for their actions after two years without contact with their constituents

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after he claims that Cuba is more democratic than the U.S.: "We are governed by an ignorant."

Díaz-Canel asserts that Cuba is more democratic than the United States: "Here there are no disappearances or murders."

Díaz-Canel defends the one-party model: "Democracy is not measured by that."

Brave Camagüeyans propose six steps to save Cuba

U.S. Congress approves Law to Support Democracy in Cuba

Republican congress members of Cuban origin are demanding to keep Cuba on the list of state sponsors of terrorism

Cuban activist Carolina Barrero receives the Sakharov Prize from the European Parliament

Widow of Oswaldo Payá sues former diplomat accused of spying for Cuba in Miami

Cuban activist sings the regime's forty

MEPs urge the European Union for "concrete steps" to democratize Cuba

Cuba ranks again as the third least democratic country in Latin America

YouTuber Frank el Mákina thanks Luis Lacalle Pou for his support of the cause of freedom in Cuba

The crony capitalism will not bring democracy nor reduce poverty for the Cuban people

Sweden questions the European Union's agreement with Cuba once again

What has Javier Milei said about the Cuban regime?

The message that Javier Milei sent to the Cubans following the historic protests of July 11th in Cuba