Cuban leaders

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

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

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

Fireworks attributed to Raul Castro's grandson are denounced while Cuba suffers blackouts

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

Marrero advocates for the socialist state enterprise and commends the managers who are "already changing" their mindset

Cuban retiree: “After having worked for more than 65 years... I receive 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 maintain power for over 66 years in a country?

Raúl Castro's son-in-law invested in three tourist apartments in Barcelona while Cuba was sinking into crisis

"That's why we have power": Cubans respond to the visit of the UNE director

Gerardo Hernández congratulates a MININT general sanctioned by the U.S. for the repression of the July 11 protests

UNEAC propaganda in Switzerland: defending the "commitment to human rights" that "prevails in Cuba."

Uncertainty in Havana Regarding Economic Reforms: "We Don’t Know What the Outcome Will Be"

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister denies privileges for the Castro family and asserts that officials are experiencing the crisis "like everyone else."

Morales Ojeda recalls a protest against Batista, and a Cuban woman poses an uncomfortable question to him

The Red Farm of the Caribbean: Animal Farm II

"Why do we have to live like this?": Cuban questions leaders after more than a week without water in San Agustín Lisa

Harvard Group proposes that the current Cuban authorities facilitate a democratic transition

Cuban economist: "Three out of four times the leader falls, but not the regime."

Cuban jurist: children with hunger, elderly without dreams, "how could it be in our name, scoundrels?"

Marco Rubio: "We have imposed the strongest sanctions in the history of our relationship with Cuba."

"With One Foot in the Stirrup": The regime resorts to epic storytelling to portray Raúl Castro as a warrior at the age of 95

Raúl Castro reappears alongside Díaz-Canel after rumors about his death

PCC in Holguín boasts about Battery Station and Cubans are asking: "When will it be?"

"He was furious": The Crab intervened with the U.S. on behalf of two relatives of the Castros who were visited by the FBI in Miami

Bruno Rodríguez acknowledges that he has been at the helm of the Cuban Foreign Ministry for "too long."

Cuban government sets a wait time of up to two years for former executives transitioning to companies with foreign investment

"How easy it is to ask for resilience": Cubans respond to Morales Ojeda's publication about the school year

"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 resemble Fidel."

Cuban TV points to a communist leader from Guantánamo as an example who tends to his plot "in the little free time" he has

The U.S. again denounces the luxuries of the Cuban elite at the UN

Luis Alberto García lashes out at the security of Cuban leaders: "What is the terror?"

Cuban to the Minister of Energy: "A circuit that doesn't turn off due to corruption or favoritism is electricity taken away from someone else."

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

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

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara denounces "genocide" in Cuba: "The dictatorship is determined to maintain its hold on power."

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

"If Trump sends in the Army, everyone will take to the streets": The growing frustration in a Cuba without a future

Ulises Toirac on leaders in Cuba: "Privileges... are not relinquished easily."

Foro Madrid 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 are once again calling for increased food production in Havana as the agricultural crisis deepens

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

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

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

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

"They are ruining their childhood": the heart-wrenching message from a Cuban father

The CIA is after 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 potential 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 don't believe in those who don't know whole days of blackouts, lack of water, and food."

The CIA seeks to exploit divisions within the Cuban regime's leadership, reveals The New York Times

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

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

"Every day the toll is greater": Ulises Toirac on the crisis in Cuba

Cuban TV captures a minister of the Armed Forces without raising his hand... but the Housing Law is approved by "unanimity."

Díaz-Canel calls for "a high ethical standard" from Cuba's leaders

When Voting Becomes a Problem: The Cuban Regime Shifts the Goalposts Again