Education in Cuba
Cardboard Instead of Doors: Deterioration Reported at Children's Center in Santiago de Cuba
Cuban Vice President admits to the decline in rural areas while urging the defense of the "achievements of the Revolution."
Raúl Castro is seen with Díaz-Canel at a special school
Children receive military indoctrination at a church in Havana: “Thank you to the parents for trusting us.”
Camagüey University suspends classes due to the electricity crisis
The University of the East mourns the passing of the distinguished professor Luz Elena Cobo Álvarez
Parents have to take turns watching over schools due to a lack of security guards in Havana
"I am a happy man," asserts Díaz-Canel amidst the crisis in Cuba
More than 300 children in Pilón will hold classes in tents following the earthquakes
Cuba resumes the school year amid tremors, traces of hurricanes, and power outages
The school year in Pinar del Río will resume only if the electricity service is restored
At least 157 educational institutions in Artemisa were affected by Hurricane Rafael
Cuba will reopen schools in the central and western regions on November 11, despite the energy crisis
Professor Juan Sánchez Evangelista Rosado, a faculty member at the University of Oriente, has passed away
Cuban universities suspend classes due to deterioration in weather conditions
Cuba's energy collapse reveals investment mistakes: Four times more for tourism than for energy
Four students represent Cuba at the Ibero-American Chemistry Olympiad in Costa Rica
Children play for money during school hours in Santiago de Cuba
Cuba wins three gold medals and one silver medal at the Ibero-American Biology Olympiad
They denounce media manipulation at the reopening of a school in Mayabeque
Student threatened for sending image of a damaged blackboard at a school in Santiago de Cuba
Children have to cross flooded roads to reach their school in Granma
An image of a blackboard from a school in Santiago de Cuba goes viral: "Achievements of the revolution."
Leaks inside the bus: This is how children with special needs go to school in Cuba
Cuban regime reinforces indoctrination in textbooks
Young Cuban wins bronze medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics
Students in Santiago de Cuba forced to sit on the floor due to a lack of chairs and tables
Ulises Toirac on the return of schools to the countryside in Cuba: "It has some glaring conceptual errors."
Cubans respond to Lis Cuesta about the destruction in Gaza: "How many generations have you broken without bombs?"
A preschool girl in Cuba receives a sixth-grade uniform
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