Cuban government

Company files lawsuit after measures to revoke licenses from companies with illegal ties to Cuba

7 foods that could be banned in Cuba for "not being national"

Luis Alberto García mocks the official discourse on the "Cubaness" of foods like rice and potatoes

Bruno Rodríguez questions the U.S. military budget for 2026

Ulises Toirac on the chikungunya deaths in Cuba: "The inaction of the authorities is keeping me awake at night."

Cubans react to the "Don't eat potatoes or rice" suggestion made on national television

They will transform more than 3,500 shipping containers into housing for Havana

Many ceremonies and few responses: they commemorate the triumph of the Revolution in Santiago, while the daily crisis remains unchanged

Official media highlights Díaz-Canel's tour of "useful places" in a Havana plagued by blackouts, garbage, and decay

"Freedom and total change": Cubans express frustration and demand real transformations for 2026

China donates electronic tablets to students with disabilities

Alberto Reyes on the expulsion of a Mexican priest from Cuba: "The Church will not renounce being the voice of those who have no voice."

A Cuban reports what happened to his car imported from the U.S. despite having paid the tariffs

Cuban mother denounces state abandonment following Hurricane Melissa: "We are living in the open."

Cuba offers 15 scholarships to Vietnam despite the crisis in its universities and the lack of educational resources

Tilapia returns, but the solution does not: prices continue to suffocate Cubans

Otaola applauds Miami-Dade's decision to revoke licenses from businesses with links to Cuba

Cuban government implements a "decentralized" salary system for state enterprises: What does this mean?

The government is concealing an agricultural crisis worse than that of the Special Period with propaganda, warns a Cuban economist

The Cuban regime pocketed more than two million dollars in 2025 from contracts of its baseball players in foreign leagues

Ulises Toirac criticizes the economic obstacles that make basic products more expensive: Salt costs as if it were coming from the Himalayas

Raúl Castro reappears at the final session of the National Assembly of Cuba

Luis Alberto García highlights the misery behind the new rate: "My mother's pension doesn't even cover a carton of eggs."

Marrero says that they have allocated 1.15 billion dollars to restore the electrical system, and Cubans are outraged

Cuban regime projects a 1% growth in GDP for 2026 and triggers a flood of mockery

Amid rubble and official silence: a mother faces the state's abandonment in Santiago de Cuba

Blow to entrepreneurship: The Cuban government shuts down dozens of small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)

Cuban regime detains professor Alina Bárbara López again for peacefully protesting

First reaction from El Toque following the announcement of the government's "floating" rate

The regime's pieces are moving: Changes in the Supreme Court and resignations shake power in Cuba

The Cuban regime hid aid for chikungunya within a request for Hurricane Melissa

The Cuban regime comes to Maduro's defense following the total oil blockade imposed by Trump on Venezuela

"I'm dehydrated from crying": Cuban woman travels to the island after 10 years and is not allowed to see her family

Cuba on the brink of a total blackout after the departure of another key unit from the electrical system

Gerardo Hernández feels pity for drug traffickers and states that the U.S. kills them "like dogs."

Díaz-Canel: “The Caribbean must unite to confront the threat from the United States against Venezuela.”

Díaz-Canel compares Trump to the pirates of the Caribbean following the seizure of a Venezuelan ship

Grapes at $11 and apples at 60 cents: The new "luxury" being sold by Tiendas Caribe in Havana

Maduro makes a proposal to Cuba and other ALBA countries in light of the U.S. military presence.

Reflection of a Cuban: The greatest tragedy of the country is not poverty or mass exile, but the normalization of human degradation

Morales Ojeda returns to the old rhetoric of the Party about "errors and negative trends" without providing a solution to the crisis

Police operation in Vedado ends with seizure of wheelbarrows and food

Díaz-Canel acknowledges critical situation: GDP decreased by 4% and inflation skyrockets

Raúl Castro orders Díaz-Canel to postpone the Party Congress due to the economic and social collapse in Cuba

Sandro Castro mocks the continuity government: “Cuba does not see the light at the end of the tunnel.”

Díaz-Canel speaks of "daily victories"; Cubans remind him of hunger, darkness, and the abandonment of the people in contrast to the privileges of the elite

Díaz-Canel wants a Party that overcomes inertia and bureaucracy; online, responses include: “the brake on Cuba is the PCC.”

XI Plenary of the PCC: A Propaganda Front to Conceal Neoliberal Mutation and the Collapse of the Cuban Regime

María Corina Machado to the Cubans: "The struggle for Venezuela's freedom is the struggle for Cuba's freedom."

Anna Sofía highlights the double standards of Castroism in her new viral video

Cuban regime admits that the Venezuelan oil seized in the Caribbean was intended for Cuba

Decree-Law 113 consolidates Alejandro Gil's monetary policy and legalizes partial dollarization in Cuba

Washington confirms the transfer to a U.S. port of the oil tanker seized off the coast of Venezuela

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

The regime invests in "energy efficiency" for hotels in Varadero and Jardines del Rey while the country suffers blackouts

"Whoever opens a dollar account should say goodbye to their money": Reactions to the new system of the Cuban regime

Officials from the U.S. Embassy in Havana join the call for the freedom of Cuban political prisoners

Ulises Toirac on the protests in Cuba: "Responsibility cannot be resolved by criminalizing and repressing."

Trump Administration: “The Cuban regime fears the necessary changes to rescue the country from misery.”

ICE calls them "the worst of the worst": Cubans arrested for fraud and human trafficking