Spain and Cuba

Are you the grandson of a Spanish exile and worried about losing your Spanish nationality?

Is your Spanish nationality at risk? What no one explains to you

Grandchildren's Law: Expert explains why some Cubans fear losing their Spanish nationality

Spain assures that it protects the data of Cubans at its Consulate, but the contract with Palco does not include specific clauses

The government of Pedro Sánchez admits to contracts worth over 1.6 million euros with a company from the Cuban regime

Spain acknowledges that Cuba prevents it from directly hiring its employees in Havana

Spain opens appointments for first passports in Havana for those registered until June 30

The Canaries have been unable to send food or medicine to their emigrants in Cuba for over a month

Marino Murillo is photographed strolling in Madrid with a deputy minister of the regime

Delcy Rodríguez agreed to meet in Cuba with José Luis Ábalos, the former Spanish minister sentenced to 24 years in prison

Spanish group Vima, a partner of GAESA, begins to exit Cuba: It removes its brand from its store in Havana due to U.S. sanctions.

From "History Will Absolve Me" to "History Will Judge Them"

Spain could go to early elections: Sánchez is assessing whether to bring the elections forward following a setback in Congress

Spain will open a second consular office in Cuba in October: Here are the services it will provide

Father Alberto Reyes: "The Spanish government betrays the Cuban people."

Spanish Congress rejects proposal to defend the Cuban regime before the European Union

"Freedom for you and repression for Cubans": Spanish deputy shakes Congress

Open Arms will return to Cuba with more than six tons of humanitarian aid: “There are people who need what we can bring.”

Cubans in Cuba Try Spanish Ham for the First Time: Here's How They Reacted

Chikungunya in Spain: 20 of the detected cases originated from Cuba

Great Cuban thinkers of the 18th and 19th centuries on an island that began to shine on its own

The Spanish Colony: Economic, Social, and Political Formation of Cuba

Meliá pays a heavy price for leaving Cuba: its profits plummet by 95%

Open Arms sailboat arrives in Havana with humanitarian aid after more than two months at sea

International flotilla, organized by Open Arms, headed to Havana with seven tons of humanitarian aid

Foro Libertas: The PPE raised its voice for freedom against authoritarianism

Soraya Rodríguez: "The Grandchildren's Law is historical justice."

Did Spain betray Cuba? Spanish politics explained on CiberCuba

Spanish press scrutinizes the regime's company that received 1.6 million euros under the Law of Grandchildren

Electoral fraud after the Grandchildren's Law? A Cuban lawyer clarifies

Can Cuba become a factory of new voters for Pedro Sánchez with the Grandchildren's Law?

"Hope dies with them": elderly in Cuba trapped in bureaucracy to obtain Spanish nationality

The Basque Country allocates 250,000 euros to projects in Cuba amid the island's crisis

From Moscow to Madrid: Castro envoy seeks European support as Spanish companies distance themselves from GAESA

Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga meets in Madrid with the Spanish Foreign Minister Albares

"In Cuba, I was happier": The heartfelt confession of this Cuban woman that is resonating with many

Cuban woman in Spain explodes against those living on the island: “Many here go without food to help their families in Cuba.”

The Spanish Foreign Minister will receive Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga amid tensions over U.S. sanctions.

Factories in Europe and empty pharmacies in Cuba: The questions raised by the BioCubaFarma case

The Paradox of BioCubaFarma: Business Expansion in Europe and Medicine Shortages in Cuba

Spain and Cuba: historical memory, jeopardized interests, and moral debt

Police in Galicia detect drugs in suspicious cargo of pharmaceuticals for Cuba

More than 1,000 Cubans obtained Spanish nationality in Galicia in 2025

The Government of the Canary Islands coordinates assistance for 70,000 descendants of Spaniards in Cuba

Cuba loses air connections as pressure from Washington on the regime increases

Cubana de Aviación confirms the immediate cancellation of flights to Spain

French capital and GAESA: Cuban economist unveils the alliance that supports the regime's military conglomerate

José Daniel Ferrer asserts that "the end of the Cuban regime is very near" and calls on Europe to break ties with Havana

Sherritt raises the alarms: Spanish hotel companies and Trump’s new offensive against the Cuban regime

José Daniel Ferrer is seeking support in Europe to pressure the Cuban regime

Meliá and Spanish financial institutions could be targeted by new measures from the U.S., according to experts

More than 130,000 migrants apply for regularization in Spain in the first week of the mass process

A former Spanish professor who fled to Havana after a serious conviction has arrived in Madrid, extradited from Cuba

Spain and the Diplomatic Cynicism with Cuba: Empty Words for an Intact Dictatorship

Spain approves massive regularization of immigrants: thousands of Cubans could benefit

Spanish parties present initiatives to democratize Cuba and condemn the dictatorship

Spain sends 18 photovoltaic systems to Cuba to support basic services during a persistent energy crisis

The Spanish Foreign Minister says he is talking with other countries to "try to do something" in Cuba

Andalusia grants up to 150,000 euros in aid for descendants abroad in need

Communists in Spain refuse to acknowledge that there is a dictatorship in Cuba