CiberCuba Interviews

"Communism will have to answer for its victims": Cuban artist Selene Perdomo deconstructs Díaz-Canel's rhetoric

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

"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 in 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 Constitution of 1940

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

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

Cuba: "The dictatorship's war against its people has devastated the country."

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

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

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

Batista's granddaughter breaks her 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 took away even our day of independence."

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

Historian Aries Cañellas: "The situation in Cuba is much worse than it was at the end of the war in 1898."

Raúl Lora: an artist at the intersection of stage, music, and faith

Ex-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 it when they hate me, 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 came out triumphant

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 speaks of 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 in Diving 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'm not perfect, I'm 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, to be 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 at the Tokyo World Championship: “I’m not disappointed… I will return to Albania and try again.”

Interview with the leader of Ronkalunga: “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 home run man 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 Virtuous Musketeer

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

Another historic performance is delivered 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: “Narrating ¡Pinar del Río champion! is the happiest moment of my professional life.”

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

José Luis Basulto, the sports commentator whose microphones were silenced

Raúl Duboy, former Cuban basketball player: It's a disgrace the destruction of the Kid Chocolate Hall