Education in Cuba

Education and Culture in the Republic (1902-1958): A nation that built schools, trained teachers, and fostered thought before the historical break

Foreign doctors graduate at the Hotel Nacional, while Cubans recall their ceremonies under the sun

Education turned into propaganda: When teaching stops shaping citizens and begins to manufacture loyalties

Concepción Valdés Castro, the first Cuban woman to earn a doctorate in Mathematical Sciences, has passed away

These are the 79 activities that the Cuban government maintains under control

Cuba sets the basic salary for the budgeted sector at 3,210 CUP

Cuba updates teachers' salaries: they will earn between 6,130 and 7,735 CUP

CUJAE graduates more than 300 engineers and 33 higher-level technicians for an uncertain country

A Cuban expresses outrage over the terrible state of education in Cuba: "Don't try to defend the indefensible."

Teachers in Camagüey report two months without receiving their salaries, and the response is that "there is no money."

Miguel Díaz-Canel: "A great piece of news floods the networks."

Education in Las Tunas acknowledges that the reduction of school hours has left children exposed to the streets and crime

"Mom, I'm bored": Childhood in Cuba faces holidays amidst blackouts and inflation

He returned from the U.S. to Cuba for his sister's graduation: "I didn't want to miss it for the world."

"The Never-Ending Story": the regime insists on its "social policies" while Cuba dims

"Six months without seeing my little girl": A teacher among the hundreds of educators returning home after half a year in Havana

Youth illiteracy, child labor, drugs, and violence in Cuba: the realities that concern Father Alberto Reyes

The UN comes to the rescue of school nutrition in Cuba

The harsh and sorrowful words of a Cuban abroad about leaving Cuba: "Why?"

From a cradle of talent to ruin: neglect devours the emblematic Vocational José Martí in Holguín

The protest spreads: Medical students from more provinces are rising up against the final exams

"We are not prepared" and "we can't take it anymore": the cry of medical students in Cuba

Renowned Radio Reloj journalist Lázaro Chiang Macate has passed away

Cuban students win three silver and seven bronze medals at the Ibero-American Olympiad in Informatics

Cuban schools are not collapsing merely due to a lack of oil

Agreement signed between the University of Pinar del Río and a Chinese technology company

The drama of a mother in Cuba: Her daughter is held back a grade amid blackouts, teacher shortages, and scarcity

Bungo 9: the decline of an emblematic Cuban school that was home to generations

Cubans facing the pioneer oath: "That's what they said in my classroom and we're all in the Yuma."

Cubana: "Here they don't even give you explanations anymore... fifty, eighty, however many hours without electricity... and don't complain."

The strong response of this Cuban in the U.S. when she is told that she is a doctor thanks to the revolution

"In Cuba, life was better than in Spain": A Cuban explains why she still decided to leave the island

Cuban students win three medals at the International Olympiad in Mathematics and Computer Science

Cuban students complete practical work using their phone's flashlight during a blackout

"Name the thermal power plant that exits the system the most": The question they should ask in final exams in Cuba

Cubana portrays with disillusionment the sad reality of youth in the country

"Money with great discretion": ignites controversy over the collection of 1,500 pesos per child for the kindergarten party in Artemisa

This is how a 16-year-old girl makes a living in Cuba: "Today I can say that I have my own business."

Josefina Vidal: "Cuba has always been willing to engage in dialogue with the U.S."

"I'm fed up": the lament of a Cuban mother

Laritza Camacho: "There is nothing Martian in a power that does not listen to its people."

"I buy a kerosene lamp for the next literacy campaign": Cubans react to the suspension of entrance exams

Cuban government advances the end of the school year due to lack of conditions

Cuban government suspends entrance exams for higher education

MININT reminds that there are no entrance exams for its universities

Cuban regime rewards project in Granma to train "guardians of socialist democracy" from childhood

Bad inflation data in Cuba during the first quarter of 2026

"In case they drop bombs": Reports of wristbands with children’s information being made in schools in Santiago de Cuba

Cossío extends his claws against Rubio and defends the Cuban regime after accusations of wastefulness

Cubans lament the abandonment of pre-university education in the countryside: "A total disaster."

Foreign funding rescues essential equipment for newborns and critically ill patients in Santiago de Cuba

Díaz-Canel visits the University of Havana to discuss artificial intelligence amidst the crisis in Cuba

Education in Matanzas clarifies rumors: The school year will not start early despite the difficulties

Cuba still has strong cards to play: Human capital, its diaspora, and proximity to the United States emerge as key factors for overcoming the crisis

Gustavo Petro: "Unlock Cuba and you will see political changes."

The government reserves fuel for staff and extends student passes at IPVCE Mártires de Humboldt 7 in Artemisa to 21 days

Cuban professor barred from teaching for displaying his degree in a pot and questioning the economic reality

Cuban professor dismantles the official narrative: living on the island means surviving amid blackouts, hunger, and political control

Education in Crisis: Schools in Matanzas Replace Final Assessments Due to Fuel Shortages

"Before studying, I have to gather firewood": the life of a minor in Cuba