Cuban leaders

Three governors in less than a week: PCC also changes its leader in Guantánamo

Another Cuban official falls: The mayor of an Avileño municipality has been dismissed due to errors and irregularities

Communist leader from Artemisa follows in Díaz-Canel's footsteps and launches a new radio program

Cuban in front of the garbage in Havana: Do the leaders have these painful pigsties near their residences?

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel: "It's not about believing, it's about doing."

Díaz-Canel accepts the resignation of the governor of Las Tunas hours after dismissing the one from Camagüey

Marrero calls in Camagüey for "nothing to hold us back" while economic reforms continue to fail to alleviate the crisis in Cuba

Governor of Camagüey admits to mistakes and resigns from office, according to official statement

Cuban questions the National Assembly and poses a question that makes the power uncomfortable

Following in the footsteps of Díaz-Canel, the communist leader of Matanzas launched his radio program: "We are going to be solving problems."

"Mono sees, mono does": Communist leader from Sancti Spíritus will have a radio program like Díaz-Canel

"It's a priority": Rubio assures that the U.S. will continue working for change in Cuba

The regime showcases an aged Guillermo García during an event in Granma

Díaz-Canel admits that the embargo does not justify the negligence of Cuban officials

Is a new oligarchy being born in Cuba under the protection of the Communist Party?

Cuba is experiencing a critical shortage of foreign currency according to recent economic analysis

Cuban to leaders: "The slogan 'Leave No One Behind' is a fallacy."

"Prepare for war, because it is the best way we have to win it": message from the Cuban regime during military exercises

The Cuban government updates the 2020 law to introduce changes to the Council of Ministers

"Do not make an entire country suffer any longer": Cuban woman to leaders amid the crisis

Díaz-Canel announces 215 regulations for his reforms, but a study questions the legal guarantees in Cuba

Díaz-Canel: "Health is a central social achievement of the country, and for that reason, it cannot be neglected."

Díaz-Canel insists on "leaving no one behind" as poverty and hunger rise in Cuba

Pool, helipad, and solar panels: This is what Cayo Piedra looks like, the private island of the Castros that Waltz showcased at the UN

"Did they take you to the bathrooms, did you see the ambulances?": Cubans confront Díaz-Canel after he boasts about visiting the William Soler hospital

What glory is Ana Hurtado talking about while Cuba is sinking into crisis?

"Internal errors have far surpassed the damage caused by the embargo": Cuban criticizes the leadership's management

"Are we really winning?" Cuban questions leaders in the face of the crisis

Roberto Morales Ojeda claims that the leaders of Cuba are "ready to defend the homeland."

Bruno Rodríguez denies inequalities in Cuba while 94% of Cubans live in extreme poverty

"Order!": The "continuity" inherited power but continues to seek legitimacy in the Castros

New spectacle from the Cuban regime at the UN: Bruno Rodríguez attempts to silence the U.S. ambassador.

Jurist René Fidel González: "We no longer have time to waste"; "we need a new political thought in Cuba."

From dialogue to espionage: The U.S. is seeking fractures in the regime while Havana refuses to negotiate political changes

The economic power of the FAR and GAESA is the main challenge for a democratic transition in Cuba, according to a study

Cuban designer recounts survival challenges: "We suddenly found ourselves in the Paleolithic."

Sociologist and playwright: the abyss of frustration and contempt between the "Us" and the "Them" in Cuba

U.S.: Voting for the Cuban regime's resolution at the UN is to support human trafficking and the luxuries of the elite

"Enough is enough": Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz denounces the privileges of the Cuban elite at the UN

Díaz-Canel comes to the defense of Raúl Castro following the arrest warrant in Florida: "It has no legal or practical sense."

Díaz-Canel congratulates the State and Government leadership school and calls for better "methods and styles of leadership" amidst the crisis

Cuba's Minister of Education admits that 11,000 students are not attending classes regularly and that half of them do not have uniforms

The curious greeting message from spy Gerardo Hernández to Javier Sotomayor for his birthday

The UNE denounces that stealing dielectric oil "harms lives": And what about allowing the National Electric System to deteriorate?

Abel Prieto mocks Anna Bensi and the comments turn against him: "Can't they sink any lower?"

Miami-Dade tax collector calls for investigation into alleged ties to the Cuban regime of an advisor to the mayor of New York

Hassan Pérez Casabona reappears with praises for Fidel Castro

Years of asking for land to produce, and it only gets resolved after calling Díaz-Canel: deputy minister admits to "improper conduct"

Marino Murillo is photographed strolling in Madrid alongside a vice minister of the regime

Creator of Trofin to Cuban leaders: "Your opportunity has run out; do not prolong the suffering of the people any longer."

Laritza Camacho on the leaders in Cuba: "They should go out and protest against themselves."

Paquito from Cuba disguises himself with a wig to mock Anna Bensi four days after her sentencing

Bruno prescribes 19th-century protests and Castro-related skirmishes to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, just like in Moncada!"

Raúl Torres sees the "haters" as the ones responsible for an "old, weak, impoverished Cuba."

Fireworks attributed to Raúl Castro's grandson reported while Cuba suffers blackouts

Rubio: "They will no longer be able to steal money and profit at the expense of the Cuban people" as long as Trump is president

Marrero advocates for the socialist state enterprise and congratulates the leaders who are "already changing" their mindset

Cuban retiree: "After having worked for more than 65 years... I have the pittance of 3,800 pesos."

Bruno Rodríguez accuses Rubio of lying by claiming that there are Cuban leaders with "blood-stained hands."

Under what logic does a dictatorship hold power for more than 66 years in a country?