Cuban leaders

Manuel Marrero calls for a "strong hand" against fuel theft in Cuba

Gerardo Hernández says that the U.S. may invade Cuba, but it will encounter a guerrilla war

Photo in Havana reignites debate about former leaders of the Cuban regime: "That's Carlos Lage!"

Mike Hammer after getting his hair cut at a private barbershop in Cuba: "My wife liked it a lot."

Former director of the state-run newspaper in Santiago de Cuba passes away

"What village are the Cuban leaders talking about?" questions researcher

Díaz-Canel tells NBC that the leaders are chosen from the grassroots and do not respond to personal ambitions

Díaz-Canel challenges the United States amid tensions: “I am not worried about my personal safety.”

Díaz-Canel issues warning to the U.S.: “There will be guerrilla warfare if they attack Cuba.”

Leader of the FMC: "We are many women in the Revolution who resist with creativity."

Indignation in Puerto Padre: former mayor sentenced to 7 years in prison would be among those pardoned by the regime

"Washington does not decide": The phrase from Díaz-Canel that ignited social media and unleashed the voice of Cubans

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that the socialist system in Cuba is "viable" and that the U.S. knows it

Gerardo Hernández responds to Sandro Castro: "I obtained my bicitaxi license years ago."

The pinnacle in Cuba: Director of the Guiteras thermoelectric plant rises to the national leadership of the UNE

"Defend what?": Cubans react to a father's message amid the crisis

"Transparency," "collective glory," and other endearments that the UJC secretary observed in Díaz-Canel's bland speech

"Counter-revolutionary elements" that were "crushed," is how the PCC secretary in Ciego de Ávila refers to the protesters in Morón

General Michael Flynn calls the Cuban regime's leadership "decadent parasites" clinging to power

What will he say now on Friday the 13th? Cubans react with irony to the announcement of another appearance by Díaz-Canel

"That there be no shortage of fish on their plates," the promise of a leader in Santiago de Cuba

Priest Alberto Reyes asserts that the Cuban people prioritize freedom, even if it involves amnesty for the regime

NGO denounces the "double Cuba": empty tables for the people and lavish feasts for officials

The elites of the Cuban regime are preparing to survive a possible change of power, according to an expert

Vicky Gil questions the severity of the corruption sentence against her brother and explains the details of the case

Where is Ramiro Valdés Menéndez? Official silence after months of absence sparks rumors about his health

The regime continues to train " cadres" as the crisis worsens in Cuba

Secretary General of the FMC: "In Cuba, there is neither a failed state nor collapse."

The U.S. confirms contacts within the Cuban regime for a "peaceful" exit

From Mariel to Panama: The professional journey of Ania Guillermina Lastres Morera's daughter, head of GAESA

Cuban with severe disability requests a solar kit amid blackouts: “I am quite vulnerable”

Cuba boasts of a giant pumpkin and pig vessels, but social media responds with sarcasm: “The table says otherwise.”

Gerardo Hernández thanks Marco Rubio for the crisis in Cuba

Cuban ambassador to the UN: "The words collapse, betray, resign are not in our dictionary."

Marco Rubio on Cuba's leaders: "They would rather be in charge of a dying country than allow it to prosper."

José Daniel Ferrer ventures to identify who would be Cuba's "Delcy Rodríguez."

Corruption in Cuba is on the rise, according to an NGO report

"We pay for it, the people": Cubans react indignantly to studies in Spain by Lis Cuesta’s son

Johana Tablada blames the "blockade" for everything, including the studies in Spain of Lis Cuesta's son

Díaz-Canel expresses gratitude for Mexico's assistance, and Cubans respond: “How long are we going to live on crumbs?”

"They have the soul of invading traitors": First Secretary of the Party in Holguín on the youth of El4tico

Johana Tablada speaks of "bullies" threatening Cuba and sparks a wave of criticism on social media

New chief of the Supreme Court promises to "defend the Revolution" and supports Díaz-Canel

Three extinguished torches: The historical figures of Castroism are conspicuously absent

Between the "vacilón" in Cuba and the comfort of Miami: The double life of the Marrero family

“Where are the leaders?”: Havana resident denounces life on the edge in a Cuba without water, electricity, or food

"Enough already! Cuba to the streets!": Gerardo Hernández promotes a message against the dictatorship on his social media

Gerardito PKM is on high alert: The digital fury of the CDR coordinator against CiberCuba

The regime acknowledges chikungunya sequelae: "A percentage" of Cubans will suffer from persistent inflammation in the joints

The story behind the viral Moskvich in Miami: "Many are wondering if it's from a communist or a Cuban leader."

Gerardo Hernández asserts that the Cuban military personnel who fell in Venezuela were only carrying light weapons

Where is Raúl Castro? The elderly general did not attend the tribute to Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela

"Raúl, this is where we stop": viral video recreates the capture of Díaz-Canel and Raúl Castro with AI

Cándido Fabré asserts that "with revolution and socialism, the people can indeed be advanced."

Ferrer to Díaz-Canel: “Move quickly, release the political prisoners, and let the people take control of their destiny.”

"The deal will be that they leave peacefully": Cubans see the imminent end of the regime following Trump's ultimatum

"Collapse or change": Marco Rubio issues a direct warning to the Cuban regime

Díaz-Canel invokes "67 years of creative resistance," and Cubans label him as cynical: "There is nothing to celebrate," they respond

Morales Ojeda asserts that the Cuban people are the "main protagonists of resistance and victory."

Controversy in Cuba over the 2026 Letter of the Year: "Seems written by the PCC," say Cubans