Education in Cuba

The regime asks to send children to school despite the energy crisis: "They can attend without uniforms."

Cuba will teach Russian as the first foreign language starting next school year

Entrance exams postponed: new measures in university education in response to the crisis in Cuba

Cuban university students demand solutions from the government but receive no concrete responses

Teacher threatens students in Morón and asserts, "This is not a dictatorship."

Singing the "carapálida" and beating one's chest: A Castroist manual for using children for political purposes

Díaz-Canel says that universities must adapt to the energy crisis

Díaz-Canel: "Cuba is working hard to move forward."

Students erupt in class and describe the hunger and hardships that Cuban families are enduring

Cuban educator denounces humiliation: four days in line to withdraw money, and the bank pays her 2,000 pesos in 5 and 10 peso bills

Carlos Saladrigas: Stabilizing Cuba will cost between 6 billion and 10 billion dollars and would take between 2 and 4 years

Cuban teacher, 89 years old, wishes to return to the times of "such dedication to work and to the revolution."

University of Havana speaks out after peaceful sit-in by students

Deputy Minister responds to protest at the University of Havana: "The blame is on the blockade."

Cuban students hold a protest on the steps of the University of Havana

Pre-university director in Havana goes viral as education in Cuba falls apart

Educators on official TV defend education as "an achievement of the revolution" despite blackouts and widespread crisis

Medical student in Santiago de Cuba denounces the crisis faced by university students

Classes in Havana have been suspended due to the electrical crisis

Demolition of ISDI Causes Fear Among Neighbors in Centro Habana

"In Cuba, raising your voice is not allowed": Alina Bárbara López on the Abel Tablada case

Cuba regulates for the first time alliances between state-owned and private companies, but maintains state control

Mother of diplomat Johana Tablada supports her son, a professor expelled from CUJAE for critical publications

Professor and brother of Cuban diplomacy avoids confirming his expulsion from CUJAE: “It is being looked into internally”

A professor and brother of diplomat Johana Tablada has been expelled from CUJAE for critical posts on Facebook

The ISDI building in Havana is demolished after years of deterioration and collapses

Two children injured after a panel fell at a primary school in Havana

Cubans mourn the destruction of a school in Matanzas

"And what about the children who can't sleep because of the blackouts?": Cubans react to the delivery of solar panels to teachers

Bad inflation data in January

Crisis in Cuba: University of the East shifts to a hybrid format

Cuban regime promises to ensure pensions despite the crisis: “It is a priority in the budget.”

"Everything is reduced to the minimum": Cienfuegos enters survival mode due to the energy crisis

The regime prioritizes preparation for defense amid an energy crisis

Compact tourism and imported fuel: The regime's new move

"There will always be solutions to problems": Miguel Díaz-Canel

"When did you get that?": A conversation between a young man in Miami and his mother in Cuba dismantles the narrative about Trump

University of Havana switches to a blended learning format due to the energy crisis

Holguín University has reportedly suspended classes until March due to a lack of energy

This is everything a Cuban teacher could buy with her salary of 4,000 pesos: You're going to be shocked

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Change is already among us"

Scandal at the University of Pinar del Río: Professors expelled after intimate video recorded in classrooms

A young person erupts against El Rancho de Destino, stating that the program does not represent Cubans: “Cubans are more than circus and shouting.”

Cuban on TikTok debunks the myth of free education in Cuba

The Cuban regime recycles an old salary norm as a "new measure" while doctors and teachers continue to lack real relief

"The only school that works in Cuba is that of the balsero!": A Cuban who left the island claims that his friends who are doctors and engineers did not thrive

Student injured with a knife in Santiago de Cuba while returning home

As prices soar, the average salary in Cuba barely rises to 6,830 pesos

Díaz-Canel proposes "incentives" to broaden youth access to university in response to the shortage of skilled workforce

Cuban finance expert links the absence of a free market to the social collapse in Cuba

Díaz-Canel invokes "67 years of creative resistance," and Cubans label him a cynic: "There's nothing to celebrate," they reply

A shortage of teachers forces a secondary school in Camagüey to publicly advertise teaching positions

Cuban YouTuber Frank Camallerys recalls the "traumas of communism" from his childhood in Cuba

"As long as there's no electricity, my children won't go to school": the desperate cry of a Cuban mother

Young Cuban makes a radical decision and unknowingly ignites a debate on social media

The regime is once again using children to pay tribute to Fidel Castro

While Cuban schools are falling apart, a private Spanish educational center operates in Havana

The Cuban regime once again deploys its propaganda machinery and resorts to using children to honor Fidel Castro

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

Hurricane Melissa left more than 270 schools affected in Guantánamo, four of which experienced total collapses