Cuban government

"The Coming Year": the eternal promise that Cubans no longer believe

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

Díaz-Canel challenges Washington: "Cuba is not for sale"

Daughter of the creator of Trofin denounces Díaz-Canel for the abandonment of retirees in Cuba: "They have been killed while alive."

Vanderbilt Survey: Three out of four Cubans blame the regime for the crisis, and nearly six out of ten prefer ties with the U.S. over independence

U.S. State Department: "Radical leftism is a poisonous resentment disguised as equality."

The first month of school in Cuba, marked by blackouts, lack of transportation, and a shortage of teachers

Creator of Trofin to Cuban leaders: "Your opportunity has run out, do not prolong the suffering of the people any longer."

Cuba: "What used to be food for the poor is now a luxury."

"The non-state sector is ours": Díaz-Canel's phrase that helps to understand Trump's measures regarding small and medium-sized enterprises in Cuba

The regime could compel private businesses in Cienfuegos to support shelters, maternity homes, and community dining halls

The regime says that Cuba "is not naive" in the face of Trump and is strengthening its defense capabilities

The Cuban regime assures that there are no formal negotiations with the U.S.: "What we have are communication channels."

Laritza Camacho on the leaders in Cuba: "They should go out and protest against themselves."

Mother of soldier killed in Cuban military unit denounces that the MINFAR ignores her requests for justice after 13 months of struggle

Cubans respond to the debate on the market and socialism: "What is there to plan if nothing is being produced?"

Cuba's customs sets limits on importing cell phones, computers, and household appliances

Cuba authorizes individuals to import goods for commercial purposes and will charge tariffs in dollars

"Let's make a truce": Cándido Fabré calls for humanity from the Cuban regime after the Baby Lores case

El B reacts to the ban on Baby Lores' entry to Cuba and recalls his past as a defender of the dictatorship

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium-sized enterprises

Official journalist admits that Cuba has a "sovereign disorder" internally beyond the embargo

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

Marrero promises five pounds of rice, one pound of sugar, and one pound of beans per month to 883,000 Cubans with the greatest vulnerability

Wife of Olympic champion Andrés Aldama seeks help amid abandonment situation in Matanzas

The Cuban regime stands firm and states that it is not willing to discuss its internal political matters with the U.S

Abusive prices and expired food among the irregularities detected in state and private businesses in Ciego de Ávila

Santiago de Cuba redefines who is vulnerable, while the State distributes "the little" that is available

Punta Brava has empty lands, water issues, and power outages, but Díaz-Canel emphasizes its readiness for war

Ships, small and medium enterprises, and fuel from the U.S.: The data that contradicts the official version of the Cuban regime

Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba: "No one would miss the taste of bread if they weren't eating stone."

Reviving "From the Presidency" by Díaz-Canel: "The circus is back"

Díaz-Balart warns the leadership of the Cuban dictatorship to look for a place to go: "This president is not leaving the White House with that regime."

Authorities speak of "favorable" water reserves, while communities in Holguín go up to 90 days without service

The Cuban regime is once again promising results for the coming year: "We are convinced."

Cuban jurist: "Today we are a society paralyzed by political underdevelopment."

Sandro Castro calls for "an educational measure" for Anna Bensi

Havana Tribunal informs about the trial of Anna Bensi and her mother

Cuban economist: "The solution is for Cuba to stop being a military estate."

UN appoints a Spaniard as the new coordinator in Cuba amid U.S. sanctions and internal crisis

Díaz-Canel: "We continue working for a better society" in Cuba

The MFP allows for accelerated depreciation for machinery and food technology

Father Alberto Reyes on Cuba: "The hope for change is no longer there."

Anna Bensi arrives at the trial amidst applause while denouncing police repression

Aleida Guevara: "No one else has the right to tell us how we should live."

Díaz-Canel accuses the U.S. of harming the Cuban private sector with the new sanctions

MINREX highlights contradiction of the "sovereign" reforms: Havana looks more to Washington than to the Cubans

The Cuban regime blames Trump for halting its economic reforms

The Cuban regime denies contacts with companies linked to Trump

"What sadness for Cuba, gentlemen": a Cuban becomes emotional recalling the Christmases of the past

Fidel Castro's great-nephew claims that he has no aspirations to govern Cuba

This is how food is sold in a neighborhood market opened in Santiago de Cuba: "They brought the micro, small, and medium enterprises closer to home."

Ulises Toirac: "If anyone has betrayed, it is not me."

Rey Ruiz opens up about Cuba: "It fills me with so much sadness, I feel so much shame."

An expert warns that leaks about military plans aim to pressure the Cuban regime

Rubio: "They will no longer be able to steal money and profit at the expense of the Cuban people" as long as Trump is president

Cuba on the brink of collapse, and Bruno Rodríguez celebrates the CDR from New York

Laritza Camacho: "The problem has never been the photo or the photographer."

Cuba announces gradual changes to its banking system to improve the quality of services in the coming weeks

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