Elections in Cuba

From Cuba, a young man makes a heartfelt plea to Trump

José Daniel Ferrer calls on the Armed Forces and the Ministry of the Interior to join the change in Cuba

The Revolution of Indifference: Why Cubans No Longer Expect Anything from Power

"From citizenship comes the Republic": Democratic Concertation Front proposes an electoral solution to the crisis in Cuba

Díaz-Canel speaks of "daily victories"; Cubans remind him of the hunger, darkness, and abandonment faced by the people in contrast to the privileges of the elite

The Cuban government presents a law to shorten the term of municipal delegates and adjust the electoral calendar

José Daniel Ferrer proposes a census and elections to unite Cubans for freedom

Wave of criticism against Díaz-Canel for stating that measures taken in response to Hurricane Melissa were effective

The Cuban regime compares elections in Cuba to those in England

USA: "If the 'revolution' is going so well, why is the dictatorship so afraid of free elections?"

Official: Cuban regime removes presidential age limit to "ensure the future of the revolution."

Rosa María Payá denounces the illegitimacy of the Cuban government and labels Díaz-Canel as a usurper in power

U.S. Under Secretary of State on the myth of Fidel Castro: "They are deliberately delusional."

Cuban ex-general points to GAESA as the axis of the "mafia state" and calls for a military rebellion

Cuban deputy defends the absence of confrontations in the National Assembly: “That is not our ethics”

Cubans react to new crackdown on Hammer: “Did the people choose Revolution? Let's hold a referendum!”

High-ranking MINREX official calls Rosa María Payá "a handpicked appointment" following her designation to the IACHR

Cubans react to Díaz-Canel's statements on democracy on the island

Washington rejects criticism of the Chief of Mission in Cuba: “It is another unfounded attack from the regime.”

They publish guidelines for a democratic and peaceful transition in Cuba

Priest Alberto Reyes: What should continue and what should disappear in Cuba?

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: A country cannot be changed with curses over the blackout; freedom has a price

"Who would you choose as President?": Civil society envisions the democratic future of Cuba

Spain records 160,000 people in Cuba eligible to vote in the 2024 European elections

Cuba ranks as the third least democratic country in Latin America

Nine Cuban governors have been replaced, and six have been reaffirmed in provincial elections

Cuban writer Wendy Guerra on the protests in Caimanera: "The country is going through the greatest crisis in its history."

Kim Jong-un congratulates Díaz-Canel on his reelection

Díaz-Canel celebrates his 63rd birthday re-elected as president by the Parliament

Díaz-Canel confirmed as president of Cuba

A member of parliament abstained from voting for the leadership of the National Assembly

The National Assembly of Cuba will be established on April 19

OCC: Economic and political crisis in Cuba triggered more than 300 protests in March

Marrero received more votes than Díaz-Canel

Cuban Electric Union forecasts peak hour impacts of 230 MW

Cuba: Marxism is to blame

More than six million Cubans voted on Sunday

Who were the least voted deputies in the elections in Cuba?

Díaz-Canel elected as a deputy with 88.78% of the votes, according to official figures

Díaz-Canel: "We do not need international observers."

Governments that congratulated the Cuban regime for the results in the national elections

The credibility of the Cuban elections is the same as that of North Korea

Elections in Cuba: The corpse of the totalitarian state continued to die

The "Cuban Maná maná" returns after the national elections

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that Cuba has "little or nothing to learn" from American democracy

Electoral arithmetic and political map

Chocolate MC's name is written on the Cuban ballot

Cubans respond after the general elections: “I voted because I have to vote, that's how it is.”

A young Cuban asks if any candidate does not belong to the PCC and leaves without voting

USA: "Cubans deserve legitimate elections."

Díaz-Canel: "Our people came out to defend the revolution."

The Cuban government reports a 75.9% turnout in national elections

Manuel Marrero: "We are not used to promising anything that we cannot deliver."

The Cuban government denies that the U.S. will deny humanitarian parole to those who participated in the elections

Guarapera in a state of calm

Very irregular elections in Cuba

Elections in Cuba: By 5 PM, 70.34% of voters had cast their ballots

Polling stations in Cuba extend their hours

Elián González acknowledges that Cubans have many reasons not to vote

A Cuban child asks Ramiro Valdés: “How could you survive for so long?”