Cuban leaders

René González lashes out at journalists for questioning his daughter's scholarship in Japan

Daughter of former Cuban spy René González receives scholarship from Japan to pursue master's studies

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara denounces "genocide" in Cuba: "The dictatorship is determined to remain in power."

Mini-course in two minutes to become a leader in Cuba

"If Trump sends in the military, everyone will take to the streets": The growing frustration in a Cuba with no future

Ulises Toirac on leaders in Cuba: "Privileges... are not given up so easily."

Madrid Forum calls for an investigation in Spain into the fortunes linked to the Cuban regime: The precedent of Chavismo

For the regime's elite, private entrepreneurship is a cancer that is tolerated, not a freedom that is celebrated

Cuban leaders again call for increased food production in Havana as the agricultural crisis deepens

Organization compares current Cuba to feudalism: protected elites and citizens bear the burden of the crisis

Armando Tomey remembers the day he shouted "Down with Fidel!" in Cuba and ended up in a dungeon

Cuban responds to Díaz-Canel: "This people resist because we have no other choice."

Fidel Castro's great-nephew is seen doing 'volunteer work' in El Vedado

"They are ruining their childhood": the heartbreaking message from a Cuban father

The CIA is pursuing the money of the Cuban elite: It will track businesses and opaque flows inside and outside the island

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

"What a shame, Díaz-Canel," "people no longer want improvements, dialogue, or Band-Aids, they want freedom": the testimony of a Cuban woman

Cuban intellectual questions the "creative resistance": "I do not believe in those who do not know entire days of blackouts, lack of water, and food."

The CIA seeks to exploit divisions within the upper echelons of the Cuban regime, reveals The New York Times

Energy Minister after seventh disconnection of the SEN in Cuba: "We continue to move forward with great dedication and commitment."

Laritza Camacho on the capitalist package in Cuba: "They are tailoring a suit for us."

"Every day the wear and tear grows greater": Ulises Toirac on the crisis in Cuba

Cuban TV catches the Minister of the Armed Forces without raising a hand... but the Housing Law is approved by "unanimity."

Díaz-Canel calls for "an elevated ethical conduct" from Cuba's leaders

When voting becomes a problem: The Cuban regime shifts the goalposts again

From the architect of the Constitution to the jurist of the 176 measures: The transition that the Cuban regime never explained

Cuban regime postpones the election of Popular Power delegates again

"For what they do and resolve, as if they were not changed": Cubans on municipal delegates

Laritza Camacho demands that Cuban officials "take off their masks": "It's urgent that they act."

Communist leader in response to blackouts: "We cannot leave the UNE alone in this fight."

Raúl Castro misses the July 26 event for the first time in at least three decades, according to AP

The Cuba of El Cangrejo and the Cuba of the boy who saved his food for his grandparents

“Go away!”: Cubans erupt following Díaz-Canel’s metaphor of “utopia on the horizon” amidst the endless crisis in Cuba

Díaz-Canel's salary increase also benefits the regime's 'cadres': This is how their salaries rise

Toirac challenges Cuban leaders to live like the people: without cars, in ordinary houses, and using riquimbili for transportation

"Everyone very overweight while asking for sacrifices": Marrero visits La Güinera and sparks mockery over the ruling elite's obesity and the hunger of the people

Laritza Camacho: "How the blockade does not affect the powerful's way of life at full speed."

The First Secretary of the PCC in Granma celebrates that the World Cup was broadcast thanks to "creativity."

Raúl Torres urges Cuban leaders to "get out of the air conditioning and step onto the street."

"No serious investor or businessman can operate" in the realm of a "personalist mafia," comments a Cuban political analyst

Julio César González Pagés on "El Cangrejo": he summarizes his revolutionary devotion in a "bling bling" chain featuring the initials of Fidel and Raúl

Cuban journalist erupts against the government: "I want to see who dares to ask me for more creative resistance."

Mother of Díaz-Canel's Press Chief lashes out at "El Cangrejo": "Could someone silence him?"

The U.S. accuses the Cuban elite of living in luxury while the people suffer from hunger: How can they afford Hermès ties and Rolex watches?

Luis Alberto García to the "babies up there": "They only seek to anchor themselves in power and their privileges for 62,000 millennia."

El Cangrejo claims that he gets up at 5 a.m. to review classified reports from the regime

The Crab says it hurts him that Cubans do not live like he does

"The wealth has been stolen from you for 67 years": Cubans erupt against Díaz-Canel

In other countries, "manifestations of popular discontent"; in Cuba, "Cuban cubaneo," ironizes a writer from the Island

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

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

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba warns about those who "believe they have the right to do anything for the sake of power."

Cuban photojournalist questions the CTC: "Who defends the worker if the union responds to the Party?"

The 176 measures are "a new redistribution of power" within Castroism, claims a Cuban economist

Díaz-Canel seeks to reinforce a CTC that is increasingly questioned by workers

Can Cubans govern themselves? Historian responds

Raúl Castro reappears to bid farewell to Ramiro Valdés alongside Díaz-Canel

"Now we have the what... what remains is the how, the people responsible, and holding them accountable to the public."

Ramiro Valdés dies, architect of the Cuban repressive apparatus

Michel Torres criticizes NTV for coverage of Ramiro's death: "One tries not to see in gestures like this a change of era."