Cuban government

The former manager of Puerto Padre has been sentenced to seven years in prison for embezzlement

Díaz-Canel says his government is not to blame for the blackouts: “We don't have any money.”

The Cuban government promises to improve electricity service in the summer, but will not eliminate blackouts

Cuban regime promises exemplary trials in a new crusade against crime

The government boasts of advances in solar parks while widespread blackouts persist in Cuba

The Cuban government promises solar energy, but without batteries to store electricity

Cuban Customs foils attempt to smuggle two kilograms of gold in bars out of the country

The Cuban government reopens a dollar store and presents it as "good news for everyone."

Administrator of a cattle ranch in Guanabacoa arrested for illegal slaughter of cattle

Comment from a Cuban woman who is glad about the blackouts in Havana goes viral

A government journalist confirms that families are using doors and windows as firewood in Cuba

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "There is no right to crush an entire people into infinity."

Cuban government organizes demonstration against drugs in neighborhood of Havana

Cuban government opens a new store in dollars in Ciego de Ávila

After controversy, the Cuban regime hires Raúl Torres to perform at an event for the deaf

Artist Yulier Rodríguez leaves Cuba: “I couldn’t allow my son to be raised here.”

Official media blames drugs for the increase of beggars on the streets of Cuba

The Cuban government claims it will be a world leader in clean energy

Cuban official admits there is only bread for one day in Matanzas

Manuel Marrero's wife distributes food and medicine in Congo

The regime denies bread and salt to the Cubans

Press chief of Díaz-Canel receives a devastating response from former State Security agent

Heartbreaking words from a Cuban theater artist in light of the blackouts: "We have come to accept that our agony is normal."

This is the 5-star hotel where Manuel Marrero is staying with his wife during their visit to Congo

They are implementing an experimental ambulance project in Havana

Manuel Marrero takes his wife on an official trip to Congo

The U.S. deploys a warship in the Gulf of Mexico and the Cuban regime reacts

The MININT mobilizes forces in Santiago de Cuba due to posters against Díaz-Canel

"It's not 200, daddy, give me a thousand": Controversial statement from the Minister of Commerce sparks criticism

Raúl Castro: "I’m still young! Does anyone have any doubts?"

Otaola criticizes the passivity of Cuban women in the face of misery: "When I was a child, mothers were different."

Cuban government postpones registration for exchanging old cars for low-tech vehicles

Robberies and intimidation by masked gangs reported in Vertientes, Camagüey

Cuba experiences its fourth blackout in six months, and the governor of Havana speaks of solidarity

After controversy with the Cuban government, Puentes de Amor sends a donation to the island

Cuban spy captured in Florida: New revelations about his past in intelligence

Díaz-Canel repeats his script of resistance in the closing speech of the veterans' assembly

Public pressure works: Electric Company reinstalls lamps of Díaz-Canel after protest in Baire

Damir remains stable and surprises everyone by dancing with his shoulders in a Miami hospital

Mockery or cynicism?: Díaz-Canel says that Cuba's revolutionary press is independent and free

Cuban government on deportations from the U.S.: "They were victims of a deception."

Yotuel responds to Raúl Torres after his protest for being ignored at the Museum of Cuban Music

Every minute counted: Activists recount the harrowing journey of Damir from Cuba to the U.S.

Israel Rojas targets the "extremists" who criticize Silvio and Gerardo Hernández

Hundreds of people are searching for food at José Daniel Ferrer's home in Santiago de Cuba

Humberto López claims that a queue jumpers offered to move him ahead in the gasoline line for 1,500 pesos

The Cuban government implements a "system to exchange old cars for recoverable vehicles from the state sector."

The Cuban regime will continue to welcome migrants deported from the U.S.

Gag laws in Cuba: the Cuban regime threatens with seizures and imprisonment for posts on social media

The Cuban government claims to have "refined" its plan to save the economy

Raúl Torres expresses his disappointment at not being included in the Cuban Music Museum: "A harsh setback for me."

Díaz-Canel assures that Cuban women were "liberated" with the revolution

The Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant will undergo "brief maintenance."

The Cuban regime attacks the head of the U.S. Embassy in Havana

Crisis in the ration book: the Cuban government acknowledges it, but with no solutions in sight

Mother of Díaz-Canel's press chief defends her daughter after criticism for response to Silvio Rodríguez

Díaz-Canel's Press Chief responds to Silvio and defends the presence of millionaires at the Habanos Festival

Cuban regime concludes releases: Most of those freed are common prisoners

Police dismantle illegal mining camp in Santa Clara and arrest two individuals

Cuban youth suffers from illnesses after completing military service: "I was strong and healthy."