Dictatorship

Cuban poet raises his voice for José Gabriel Barrenechea: "Shout his name, for he is a man of high caliber."

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

Cuban jurist: "It is becoming increasingly evident the effort to publicly elevate the figure of El Cangrejo."

"With One Foot in the Stirrup": The regime resorts to epic narratives to portray Raúl Castro as a warrior at 95 years old

Democratic candidate demands the accusation and arrest of Díaz-Canel: "Without dismantling the regime, there is no freedom for Cuba."

U.S. revokes asylum for an opponent of Chavismo and sets a precedent: Maduro's capture changes the country's conditions

State Department rescues Trump's stern warning: "Communism is a deadly threat to American freedom."

Cuban sends open letter to Nayib Bukele: "Cuban youth deserve someone to teach them to thrive."

Raúl Castro: the death that all Cubans are waiting for

Gerardo Machado: Between History and Myth

"If you don't like it, go to Cuba": The phrase by Milei that is now being sold on mugs in Argentina

Fidel Castro's grandson warns against turning him into a "statue," but calls him a "genius" and says that Birán is "sacred."

"With the experiments, the object of study was destroyed": Cubans react to the words of Fidel Castro's grandson

Fidel Castro's grandson claims that "all Cubans want to be like Fidel."

Fidel Castro's grandson describes Cuba as his grandfather's "subject of study."

Alejandro Betancourt: the 'bolichico' under investigation who became Trump's oil partner in Venezuela

Cuban mother arrested for demanding water is transferred to Vivac and denied her medication

In Uruguay, "Strategic Nonviolent Struggle: 100 Practical Tips" by the Cuban Omar López Montenegro is presented

Cuban intellectual: by itself, "it is not the crisis that produces change."

Yotuel admires Slovakia's development after it renounced communism: "This gives me hope for Cuba."

They will showcase the documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose," by Ernesto Fundora, at the Coral Gables Museum

Priest Alberto Reyes defines those who repress in Cuba: "They are incapable of thinking for themselves."

"Even the most revolutionary wants elections": Journalist who filmed documentary in Cuba refutes Díaz-Canel

Ulises Aquino: "Cuba no longer exists; it is a piece of land that is a victim of ignorance and oppression."

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: "The Cuban does not blame the sanctions; they know that the responsibility lies with the dictatorship."

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "I have dreams of a Cuba free from dictatorship."

Díaz-Canel admits what the true role of the Communist Party is in Cuba

Cuban-American political scientist: Only a military action will achieve systemic change in Cuba

Díaz-Canel on multipartyism and democracy in Cuba: "Don't be fooled."

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara denounces "genocide" in Cuba: "The dictatorship insists on remaining in power."

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: "Cubans are waiting for foreign powers to intervene and help."

"You've won the joke of the year": Regime defender says that Cubans emigrate due to the U.S. embargo.

Miami tax collector to senator: "The Cuban people suffer because of the dictatorship, not because of Trump or Rubio."

From Transition to Government: What Civil Society Proposes to Keep Cuba Afloat During Change

How could a transition occur in Cuba? The pathways considered by civil society

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Those who govern us do not know how to escape the trap they created."

"The time for reforms is over... we must set a course until we reach the bottom," asserts a Cuban academic

Democrat David Jolly hopes for Cuba to fall and trusts Marco Rubio to achieve it

This is the roadmap of 13 pillars for rebuilding Cuba after the end of Castroism

Fidel Castro, the millionaire who preached equality while Cuba sank into poverty

A blind man protests alone in the streets of Havana, hitting a pot and shouting, "Down with the dictatorship!"

Foro Madrid calls on Spain and the EU for a radical shift in their policy towards the Cuban regime

Armando Tomey applauds the courage of Luis Alberto García: "He is in Cuba and speaks every day."

Marco Rubio lashes out at Fidel Castro and makes a "suggestion" to those who still admire him

"Failed state or threat": The false dilemma that Havana clings to in response to Washington's new narrative

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballot boxes

The writer warns: "Cuba has a cancer that must be excised because cancer will not provide solutions."

Díaz-Canel said there would be no "capitalist turns": Eight years later, the script changes

Atilio Borón, a supporter of the Cuban dictatorship, attacks Marco Rubio: "Cuba will be the grave of your political career."

The U.S. warns that Ortega and Murillo are rewriting the Constitution to perpetuate their hold on power

Armando Chaguaceda: "The Cuban nation is a living body, but exhausted, that struggles to survive."

Are Álvarez Casas and El Cangrejo really candidates of Washington, or is the CIA trying to instill distrust in the regime?

Yunior García: "Castroism turned millions of Cubans into its most relentless adversaries."

The ideological "party" continues at the Palacio de la Revolución: meeting of the IV Assembly of ALBA Movements with Díaz-Canel

The regime would be positioning Óscar Pérez-Oliva as a possible successor, but Washington would reject him, according to the NYT

The "revolutionary intransigence" of Tablada: Political ultimatums that affect friends and family

They will present the book "Who Truly Was Fidel Castro?: Unmasking a Myth," by Roberto Álvarez Quiñones

The plan that Washington is considering for Cuba: Changing the leadership without abruptly dismantling the regime

The Crab and the head of MININT emerge as potential figures for a transition in Cuba, according to the NYT

Crisis in Cuba? The regime survives from one event to another with foreigners and all