Cuban government

Cuba: the regime's double standard, the blockade as an excuse for failures, and the revolution as a credit for successes

Neither to work nor to school: Cuban mother reacts to blackouts

Cuban pastor released after three months in detention for shouting "Down with the dictatorship"

The Cuban regime celebrates its prisons as a "just and humane work" while the number of political prisoners rises

Miami-Dade revokes license from company due to ties with Cuban state entity sanctioned by the U.S.

Díaz-Canel makes his debut as the host of a program on Radio Rebelde

Ulises Toirac: "Freedom begins in the mind."

Bryan Ávila urges the Cuban people not to lose hope and promises a strong hand against the regime

Uruguay reveals how much it pays for the mission of Cuban doctors and clarifies who manages their salaries

From Cuba to Putin's ranks in weeks: New mercenaries continue to arrive in Russia in 2026

A prisoner from the 11J protests has been suffering from intense pain for over 12 days without a diagnosis or medical follow-up

Cubadebate is requesting photos of solidarity among Cubans, while its readers are inquiring about the government's responsibilities

Harvard Group suggests that the current Cuban authorities facilitate a democratic transition

Neither the sick nor night workers can rest: new complaints about noise in Almendares Park in Havana

Silence in response: official press in Holguín criticizes state entities for ignoring journalists and citizens

Cuban doctor receives rechargeable ventilator from Miami for her son with special needs: "We are very grateful."

Mike Hammer meets with Coco Fariñas in Santa Clara

They will restore the door of the Escolapios church in Central Havana after months of fires and unfulfilled promises

Former spy Antonio Guerrero urges Cubans to think of Fidel Castro: "And they will find the way."

Productive neighborhoods, solar water heaters, and private sponsors: the official response in Santa Clara to "make life more bearable."

Cuban economist: "Three out of four times the leader falls, but not the regime."

Guantánamo has been out of fuel for days, and the government is sending to look for diesel and gasoline in the small and medium-sized enterprises

"Open your eyes": Influencer warns Mexicans not to repeat the same mistakes as Cubans

Cuban doctors denounce "slavery" in missions and demand 129 million dollars from the PAHO

Public, private, or mixed? Cubans deserve a quality healthcare system

Cuban doctor reports that he was "practically expelled" from his hospital after being released from the healthcare system

Cuban government eases the opening of dollar accounts both on the island and abroad

Last farewell in Havana to Cuban doctor who passed away in Mexico

Marco Rubio: "We have imposed the strongest sanctions in the history of our relationship with Cuba."

Rosa María Payá responds to Díaz-Canel: "The only threat to Cuba is the dictatorship."

U.S. Navy Veteran to Díaz-Canel: "We will never allow the dictatorship to decide how many Cubans must die to stay in power."

Ulises Toirac holds the Cuban government accountable for decades of mistakes in energy policy

Cuba modifies regulations on agricultural mechanization and irrigation with Decree-Law 125

The Council of Ministers updates regulations to boost agricultural recovery

The Council of Ministers regulates the ownership and use of agricultural lands

Cars from the U.S. continue to arrive in Cuba: $91 million in seven months

The MINAG relaxes the sale of agricultural products in retail stores

The MINAG modifies the regulations for the importation of vegetable products

The Council of State regulates non-agricultural cooperatives in Cuba with a new decree-law

Cuba establishes new rules for building housing and other projects on land under usufruct

Cuba officially incorporates private companies with more than 100 workers into its legal framework

The Pichy Boys react to deportations: Before blaming the U.S., we must point to Fidel and Raúl Castro

The Cuban government relaxes the regulations for slaughtering and selling beef

Authorities humiliated the Cuban teacher who offered her home for classes: Did they solve the school’s problem?

Díaz-Canel continues his tour amid severe water shortages in Cuba

Seven and eight years in prison given to political prisoners in Las Tunas

Cuba with extremely expensive food, but Díaz-Canel says that state-owned enterprises are "on the right track."

Archbishop of Santiago calls for profound changes in Cuba: "No people deserve this situation"

"Living here has become an agony": Otto Ortiz denounces crisis in building in Nuevo Vedado

Cuban jurist: "It is increasingly evident the effort to publicly elevate the figure of El Cangrejo."

The government hands over the Palace of Marriages in Sancti Spíritus to a private entity after years of deterioration

The government in Guantánamo is seeking to expedite payments to retirees by shifting them from banks to the private sector

Sandro Castro on Raúl Castro's health: "He walks a kilometer daily, the general is doing very well."

Raúl Castro reappears alongside Díaz-Canel following rumors about his death

Containers and Chinese trucks are being prepared for solid waste collection in Havana: "It is not the definitive solution."

Government acknowledges issues with garbage while warning of dengue increase in Isle of Youth

Workers in Commerce and Gastronomy in Guantánamo have gone two months without receiving their pay

Díaz-Canel sets a date for the solution to the water supply issue in Havana, but his track record of promises raises skepticism

Díaz-Canel sets a date for the improvement of water in Havana: The first test will be at the end of September

"How long will incompetence continue in Artemisa?" A street buried under garbage outrages the neighbors