Cuban leaders

New Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Promises to "Defend the Revolution" and Supports Díaz-Canel

Three extinguished torches: The historic figures of Castroism are glaringly 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, and even food

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

Gerardito PKM stands ready: The digital fury of the CDR coordinator against CiberCuba

The regime acknowledges chikungunya aftermath: “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 belongs to a communist or a Cuban leader."

Gerardo Hernández states 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 with AI the capture of Díaz-Canel and Raúl Castro

Cándido Fabré assures that "with revolution and socialism, it is possible to move the people forward."

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

"The deal will be for them to leave peacefully": Cubans see the imminent end of the regime after 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 brand him as cynical: “There is nothing to celebrate,” they respond

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

Controversy in Cuba over the Letter of the Year 2026: "It seems to have been written by the PCC," say Cubans

Year-end holidays in Cuba: abundance in the official discourse, scarcity and poor quality in reality

Cuban dissident calls for trials and the maximum penalty for those responsible for Cuba's misfortunes

Cousin of the Castros celebrates donation of three containers of noodle soup for victims of Melissa

From Repressor to Pamphleteer: PCC Secretary in Granma Calls for the Unity of All "Revolutionaries"

Díaz-Canel does not accept Homero Acosta's resignation: Signs of fracture or moral crisis in Cuban power?

The regime's pieces are moving: Changes in the Supreme Court and resignations shake power in Cuba

The Cuban regime announces a special appearance following the controversy over the partial dollarization of the economy

Díaz-Canel publicly addresses the case of Alejandro Gil for the first time

What Díaz-Canel said: Between paralysis and propaganda

Morales Ojeda returns to the old narrative of the Party about "errors and negative trends" without providing a solution to the crisis

Raúl Castro orders Díaz-Canel to postpone the Party Congress due to the economic and social collapse of Cuba

Sandro Castro mocks the continuity government: "Cuba does not see the light at the end of the tunnel."

XI Plenary of the PCC: Cuban regime turns crisis into propaganda and manipulation to cling to power

Electric Union to the rescue: "De la O is still standing and fighting!"

The Cuban regime is studying "Xi Jinping's thought" to refine its socialist surrealism

Former communist leader arrested in Miami after returning from a visit to Cuba

Basketball player Karel Guzmán is out of the Cuba team following statements that unsettled the leaders

Alejandro Gil faces a second trial under complete secrecy in Havana

Díaz-Canel asserts that Cuba will emerge from the epidemic with “intelligence.”

Morales Ojeda calls to "seize the opportunities," and the Cubans respond: "No one wants to study to go hungry."

Laritza Camacho: "I would prefer if they could give a Touch to those in charge of the regulations."

After two days of trial for espionage against former minister Alejandro Gil, his sister presents three possible scenarios

"I want him to speak, to not fold": María Victoria Gil comments on the trial of her brother for espionage

Former Vice President Otto Rivero denounces inefficiency at the MLC store in Havana: "We are used to mistreatment."

Legal authority in Cuba explains why the trial for espionage against Alejandro Gil is closed to the public

Cubans react to Alejandro Gil's daughter: "Welcome to the real world."

Cuban government announces the date of the trial against former Economy Minister Alejandro Gil

Cuban regime showcases the forced retraction of the elderly woman who confronted Díaz-Canel for not having a bed

Former spy René González calls for a public trial for Alejandro Gil as doubts grow about the fairness of the Cuban regime's justice system

Cubans erupt against Lis Cuesta: “There is no hurricane stronger than your faces.”

MINREX highlights the intervention of Oscar Pérez-Oliva: Grandnephew of the Castros captures the spotlight of the regime

The head of the PCC in Granma says that Hurricane Melissa is an opportunity to show that "the Revolution is still alive."

María Victoria Gil: "My brother is guilty of the misery, but his collaborators cannot be the executioners."

Morales Ojeda quotes Fidel Castro amid the debacle: “The only one capable of solving this country's problems is the Revolution.”

Cuban economist demands the resignation of Díaz-Canel following espionage allegations against Alejandro Gil

"I can't feel empathy": Cuban journalist harshly criticizes the stance of Alejandro Gil's daughter

Ulises Toirac reflects on Alejandro Gil's case: "A puzzle with missing pieces."

Yunior García on Alejandro Gil's daughter: "Her message has made more than one person nervous."

Luis Alberto García demands answers from the Cuban government following the announcement of charges against Alejandro Gil

"Every minute counts to protect life": Beatriz Johnson warns of the catastrophic impact of Melissa in Santiago

The U.S. denounces corruption in the Cuban regime: "They hoard billions while families face shortages."

Sandro Castro likes a post that portrays his grandfather as a slacker and a parasite