Cuban government

Silvio Rodríguez questions the hotel investment amid the Cuban crisis

GAESA claims housing projects: official data tells a different story

An analyst believes that if the Cuban regime does not fall with Trump, "it will never fall again."

Cubans question: who turned withdrawing their own money from a bank and accepting transfers into an obstacle course?

"They don't want us to exist": Casa Madiba denounces institutional racism and an attempt to erase it from the cultural map of Camagüey

"I am not a man, but a war refugee": a pro-government Cuban journalist portrays the weariness of the crisis

Boni and Kelly strike out at artists who don't address the political situation in Cuba: "They are cowards."

"The first thing to change is political exclusion": Ulises Aquino advocates for openness and tolerance to rebuild Cuba

Heartbreaking message from a Cuban father to the government: "We are tired of dying while we live."

Díaz-Canel paid tribute to Ramiro Valdés, who was absent from the official ceremony for the anniversary of MININT

Outrage on social media: State driver charges 500 pesos per person in Ciego de Ávila

OCDH calls on the EU to create an international fund for reparations for victims of communism in Cuba

Mayeta expresses gratitude to the lawyers defending her case: "For the first time, I feel that I'm not fighting this battle alone."

Spain and Cuba: historical memory, endangered interests, and moral debt

"I believe in the youth of Cuba": Emilio Estefan delivers a message of hope

"No power has the right to keep us in this agonizing misery": Alberto Reyes says that Cuba is a concentration camp

The regime that emerged in 1959 sought to "dismantle the entire republican civilization and its historical-cultural memory," says a Cuban academic

Díaz-Canel assures that Cuba is open to U.S. investments

Díaz-Canel: "If we are so incompetent, why do they blockade us?"

Analyst proposes three scenarios for Cuba in light of the increasing pressure from Washington

Cuban regime responds to Marco Rubio: "Marxism is not a threat to the U.S."

Republican candidate reveals images and new details of his meeting with "El Cangrejo."

Díaz-Canel's press chief comes to his defense: "His moral stature undermines any attempt to denigrate him."

Cuban regime gathers high-ranking officials from MININT at the Karl Marx theater

Elias Amor reveals who created GAESA and how it controls the Cuban economy

"It's a medal for not bending the arm": Jorge Legañoa defends Díaz-Canel after U.S. sanctions.

Food donated to elderly dining hall in Havana

CSIS analyzes five scenarios for U.S. military force use against Cuba amid rising tensions

Marco Rubio: "The Trump Administration will no longer tolerate radical Marxist regimes in our hemisphere."

Cuban journalist Yosmany Mayeta reveals what would happen to him if he is deported to the Island

After investing 465 million euros, Spanish companies are reducing their presence in Cuba

Cuba: "The dictatorship's war against its people has devastated the country."

Father Alberto Reyes on a transition in Cuba: "The wounds will not heal if the guilty do not take responsibility."

Cuba: A dictatorship that murders civilians simply for trying to flee the country

The Economist: The Cuban exile community fears a Venezuela-style transition following the fall of the regime

Repression in Cuba: Charges filed against the writer Ángel Santiesteban

Gas Company announces total service interruption in much of Havana

Toirac asks where the money from ETECSA's rate hike is: "The data blackout is greater than the electricity blackout."

Otto Ortiz to Cuban comedians: "No matter what happens, continue being irreverent and defiant."

Havana marks Raúl Castro's birthday with pot-banging and protests

Bruno Rodríguez defends the "proven efficiency" of GAESA

Marco Rubio once again criticizes GAESA before the U.S. Senate.

The regime defends GAESA for the first time, but without figures or audits: The pressure of the sanctions forces it to speak

The regime defends GAESA: "It does not enrich the military; it builds the country."

The Cuban regime breaks its silence on GAESA and accuses the U.S. of preparing an aggression

Protest against power outages in Artemisa ends with tension between neighbors and the police

Minfar organizes a children's show at William Soler Hospital

Cuban urgently seeks help to operate on his sick mother: "Not even the Military Hospital offers a solution."

Beatriz Valdés on Cuba: "We thought we were privileged, but we ended up in a desert."

Jenny Sotolongo, the "girl from the stands," releases a song for the freedom of Cuba

Rosa María Payá: "We have never been closer to change than we are now."

José Daniel Ferrer dismantles El Confidencial: "The communist regime is finished and will fall faster than Maduro."

Cubadebate draws on stories of disabled children to exalt the legacy of Raúl Castro

The blinders of power: they denounce the disconnect of the ruling elite from the daily crisis in Cuba

Fuera de la Caja responds to Díaz-Canel: "You do not govern Cuba, you have it hijacked."

Andy García strikes out against Castroism: "They think the rest of the world lacks the intelligence to understand them."

"The Platt Amendment feels tiny": Juan Antonio Blanco recalls that the regime accused of being annexationist was the one that enshrined loyalty to Moscow

Cuban regime mobilizes Pinar del Río in defense of Raúl Castro

"The Cuban nation is dying": Juan Antonio Blanco denounces crisis

Ministry of Agriculture concerned about "executives of the future," while the present of Cuba is crumbling