Fidel Castro

Controversy in Uruguay: the opposition fails to stop a tribute to Fidel Castro in Parliament with the ambassador of the Cuban regime

Pool, helipad, and solar panels: This is how Cayo Piedra looks, the private island of the Castros that Waltz showcased at the UN

Soberón calls the book about Fidel Castro’s luxuries that Bartos read at the UN a "cheap novel."

Andy Vázquez thanks Waltz for his speech at the UN: "It was the true voice of every dignified Cuban."

Angie Nixon, Democratic candidate from Florida: "Cuba is a dictatorship, absolutely."

A U.S. diplomat reads "The Double Life of Fidel Castro" while Bruno Rodríguez speaks at the UN

"Place your order!": The "continuity" inherited power but continues to seek legitimacy in the Castros

The U.S. showcases the luxuries of the Cuban elite at the UN: Rolex watches, mansions, yachts, and private islands

Sister Nadieska Almeida denounces the "facade" of Bejucal: hopefully the Government "gives itself the permission to hear the truth."

The justice of the victor: when Fidel Castro placed justice above life

Restored shorts by Nicolás Guillén Landrián, the Cuban filmmaker who was a victim of the regime, will be presented in Buenos Aires

Emirates press discovers Arab Cuba: the Havana museum that preserves the legacy of Levantine immigrants

DeSantis considers it a "missed opportunity" that Fidel Castro did not face justice

No gunfire, no bombs, no poisons: The great historical scam of Castrosim

66 years of the embargo on Cuba: what it prohibits, what it allows, and why the regime does not negotiate its lifting

"Today, we Cubans are broken-hearted," says Raúl Torres, but without "talking about blame."

Cuban intellectuals, artists, and professors from various generations mourn the death of Carolina de la Torre

Artist Camila Lobón "portrays" the CDR, the Fidelista offspring that established "denunciation as a patriotic duty."

The AHS award is given to Frei Betto, who had recommended that Cubans fry potato peels

Cuba: 67 Years of Unfulfilled Promises

Even the official Russian press is portraying the disaster in Cuba: blackouts lasting over 20 hours, garbage, and gasoline costing nearly 3 dollars

From the Grito de Yara to the Cuban Exodus: 158 Years Later, a Nation Losing Population

The "inexhaustible legacy" of Fidel Castro: blackouts, poverty, and a country that is emptying out

"The present is one of struggle; the future is ours," says Díaz-Canel in a ruined Cuba

Hassan Pérez Casabona reappears with praises for Fidel Castro

Sacrifices for the people, yachts for the Castros: The good life of Fidel and Raúl in images

El Dorado Furniture will pay $1.3 million following an investigation into favoring Hispanics in hiring practices

Baby Lores shares heartfelt words from her ailing mother in Cuba: "I am strong and I will continue to be strong."

International press confirms the demise of the ration book: AFP tours Havana and finds closed warehouses after decades of rationing

Baby Lores breaks his silence after being unable to enter Cuba and speaks about his past affiliation with the regime

Raúl Torres sees the "haters" as the ones responsible for an "elderly, weak, impoverished Cuba."

Jon Lee Anderson, in Italy: Cuba is experiencing a crisis "perhaps worse than that of the '90s" and 20% of the population has already left

They protest next to the Tower of Freedom against Trump's library: "It is our most cherished symbol of freedom."

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

'Pollo' Carvajal reveals in his memoirs that Fidel Castro infiltrated Venezuela with over 20,000 Cuban agents

Fidel Castro's grandnephew claims he has no ambitions to govern Cuba

Díaz-Canel wants to expand the surveillance of the CDR on its 66th anniversary

Díaz-Canel speaks about "the CDRs that this time needs," and Cubans respond: "Don't count on me."

Heroes and Villains: The Resistance Against Evil

"Chamamé to Cuba" revisits its history and now envisions an island without Castroism or political prisoners

Díaz-Canel: Preparation for defense is a "priority for the country"

Cuban woman who shouted "Long live Fidel!" in Madrid reappears in Cuba thanking Díaz-Canel in the official news report

66 years later, the CDR are still asking for blood: The story behind "voluntary donations" in Cuba

"The 'people' as a shield: The old formula of the Cuban regime to speak on behalf of everyone"

Cuban regime honors 134 "outstanding ceders" on the occasion of the 66th anniversary of the CDR

Cuban says he will not accept capitalism: "I will never tolerate betrayal to my homeland or to the legacy of the Commander in Chief."

The "pacifist" Fidel of the official press versus the Castro of the missiles, guerrillas, and Angola

A Guyanese admirer of Fidel Castro among the favorites to lead the UN

Bruno Rodríguez dusts off the old narrative of the "Revolution" to reclaim the Cuban regime

Fidelista ideological campaigns continue: they are promoting an international brigade from Argentina

UNEAC's propaganda in Switzerland: defending the "commitment to human rights" that "prevails in Cuba"

Fidel Castro's scientific grandson receives the World Prize in Moscow for Service to Humanity

Raúl's letter to civilian defense workers speaks of unity and strength in a country in ruins

Cubadebate praises Raúl Castro and his "extraordinary capacity for political leadership."

The Red Farm of the Caribbean: Animal Farm II

With the country in bankruptcy, events continue: XXVI Cultural Research Symposium in Havana

The documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose" was shown to a packed audience in Miami

Arnaldo Rodríguez celebrates his return to Cuba: "where everything essential to feel happy exists."

Pro-democracy activist and veteran of the Republican Navy of Cuba passes away in Miami

Former spy Antonio Guerrero asks Cubans to reflect on Fidel Castro: "And they will find the way."