Spain and Cuba

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

Is there electoral fraud following 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 citizenship

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 with the Spanish Foreign Minister Albares in Madrid

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

Cuban in Spain erupts 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 heightened 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 a shortage of medicines in Cuba

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

Police in Galicia detect drugs in suspicious drug shipment 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 immediate cancellation of flights to Spain

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

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

Sherritt sounds the alarm: Spanish hotel companies and Trump’s new offensive against the Cuban regime

José Daniel Ferrer seeks support in Europe to pressure the Cuban regime

Meliá and Spanish financial institutions could be under scrutiny for new measures from the U.S., according to experts

More than 130,000 migrants are seeking regularization in Spain in the first week of the mass processing

Arriving in Madrid, extradited from Cuba, a former Spanish professor who fled to Havana after a severe conviction

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

Spain approves mass 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 amid a persistent energy crisis

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

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

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

Spanish actor Willy Toledo says that Cuba is not a failed state: "It would have been a prosperous country."

Spanish regime propagandist criticizes Pedro Sánchez's silence in the face of the "U.S. offensive" against Cuba

They told her not to record it... but she did: the gesture of a Cuban woman in Spain that set the networks on fire

Spain will send food, hygiene kits, and solar panels to Cuba

Spain sends container with medical equipment and computers to Cuba

"What I experienced in Cuba was unexpected": the shocking account of a Spanish tourist

When Havana Calls Madrid: Visits at Key Moments and the Growing Solitude of the Cuban Regime in Europe

Bruno Rodríguez will meet in Spain with the Minister of Foreign Affairs to discuss the Cuban crisis

New Cuban-American ambassador in Spain meets with Mike Hammer in Miami

The Solidarity Blood: Spanish leftist groups stage support for the Cuban regime in Congress

Alexis Valdés suggests to Paco León to direct Cuba: "That movie is not working."

Spanish Consulate in Havana increases appointments for document legalization by 35%

European Parliament member Hermann Tertsch: “The dictatorship of Cuba will finally fall.”

Spain denies asylum to a Cuban and concludes that the harassment suffered in Cuba "was not personal persecution."

Carolina Barrero urges the European Union to end the agreement with Cuba and break its complicity with the dictatorship

"Are they any less Spanish?": Immigration lawyer denounces chaos at the Spanish Consulate in Cuba

Good news for descendants of Spaniards in Cuba: the weekly appointments to submit nationality applications are increasing

The president and CEO of Plus Ultra, an airline connected to Venezuela and contracts with Cuba, have been arrested in Spain

Madrid Airport tightens baggage checks on flights to Cuba

Who is Martiño Ramos Soto, the former professor and Spanish politician who is a fugitive in Cuba?

Spain warns: "It will take twenty years to process all the nationality applications submitted."

Spain is considering granting nationality to descendants of emigrants without deadlines or generational limits

Pedro Sánchez authorized the sale of 24 tons of ammunition to the Cuban regime

Spain agrees to a new debt restructuring with Cuba for more than 193 million euros

Spain warns about the deadline of the Grandchildren's Law, while Cubans report difficulties

The Cuban regime seeks to strengthen its ties with the Spanish Government

Cubans are rushing to apply for Spanish citizenship before the grandchildren's law expires

Expert Mario Dueñas warns of the mistakes that cannot be made when applying for the Grandchildren's Law