CiberCuba Interviews

"They told me it was time to rest, but I still had a lot to do": the new life of Obelia Blanco in Galicia

Yasmani Copello: "The 400 hurdles taught me to compete; training teaches me to transcend."

“Communism will have to answer for its victims”: the Cuban artist Selene Perdomo dismantles Díaz-Canel's rhetoric

Selene Perdomo: "The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has sunk the country."

"The guitar is broken": what is really happening in Venezuela

Why can't María Corina Machado return to Venezuela now?

Can Cubans govern themselves? Historian responds

Rubens Riol: a Cuban film critic in the classrooms of Princeton

Ariel Hidalgo: A million on the streets would overthrow the regime

Between two shores and many stages: the life, art, and memory of Marieta Sánchez

"Anyone who wants to resign, I will understand."

Julio Shiling explains why Cuba should return to the 1940 Constitution

Alfonso Quiñones: "Only a military coup can save Cuba"

"Cuba is 500 times worse than in '59": Alfonso Quiñones in CiberCuba

Cuba: "The dictatorship's war against its people has brought the country to its knees."

"The Whip of the Communal": Rigoberto Ferrera and the Art of Laughing at Cuban Reality

Tourism in Cuba: 4 years in free fall, hotel occupancy below 10%

"One stick does not make a bundle": The message of unity that Cuba needs

Batista's granddaughter breaks the silence: "My family threw in the towel out of fear."

What to do with Cuban judges after the change? The proposal by Yaxis Cires

Cuban activist reveals: "My oppressors reside in the U.S."

Pavel Giroud: "The Revolution, in taking from us, even took away our independence day."

"Cuba will be reborn like a phoenix": Lucrecia speaks of her faith in freedom

Historian Aries Cañellas: "The situation in Cuba is much worse than when the war ended in 1898."

Raúl Lora: an artist between the stage, music, and faith

Former detainee reveals what really happened to Cuban who died in ICE custody

Willy Allen: "I have great hopes for changes in Cuba in May."

Rubén Cortés advocates for economic changes over political ones in Cuba

Carlucho confesses: "I like being hated, it makes me feel alive."

Why the U.S. Must Act NOW Against the Cuban Regime? Explosive Analysis

Zuleira Aties, a basketball player who believed in herself and emerged victorious

Osdalgia Lesmes: Emotion as Destiny and Music as Truth

Isabel Íñigo, the artist who transforms every key into emotion

Yanlis Abreu: When ballet never leaves the soul

70 years of history and passion in the life of volleyball player Melania Tartabull

Amid losses, shootings, and dreams: Albertico Luberta discusses the soul behind "Ojo de Agua."

Arián Iznaga: "I see through my ears; I just wish I could see my four children."

Regina Lowry: The Cuban Diver Who Made History on Platforms and Springboards

In 2020, Trump warned CiberCuba: “The Castro regime doesn’t know what’s coming for them... they want to reach an agreement because they are desperate.”

"I am not perfect, I am human": Confessions of El Divo de Placetas

Ten Years in the U.S.: The Journey of Successes and Challenges that Defines Maylú Hernández

Violinist, pianist, and singer Juan Manuel Campos triumphs in Miami

Sports commentator Manuel Alejandro carves a new path in the Canary Islands

Lourdes Libertad: "I have achieved my dream in Miami, being able to sing."

From the guajirito of Los Palos to the critic in New York: the story of Piter Ortega Núñez

Leonel Marshall: “I would have loved to play again with the Cuba team.”

Yipsi Moreno after competing in the World Championship in Tokyo: "I'm not disappointed... I will return to Albania and try again."

Interview with Ronkalunga leader: "Cuban music needs less vulgarity and more roots"

Ángel Bonne: "I would like to be remembered as someone who loved his people and his land."

Andy Morales, the man of the home run in Baltimore, lives happily in Miami

Actress Natasha Díaz: "Racism is something that will never end."

Cuban coach Rodolfo Estévez trains boxers in Mexico

Tony Arroyo: a chronicler of his time and his people

The pleasure of acting moves Camila Arteche

Rolando Tucker: An elegant and virtuosic musketeer

Exclusive interview with actress and director Tamara Castellanos: The end of "Sábados de gloria"

Another historic performance is led by Cuban coaches Carlos Rafael Gil and Yareimi Vázquez

Fencer Raúl Perojo: “I dare say that the U.S. is the country with the most development in modern fencing.”

Kitín: "To narrate ¡Pinar del Río champion! is the happiest moment of my professional life."

Physiotherapist Miguel Enrique Durand: “Cuban boxing has had to undergo forced renovations.”