Cuban government

Mother with her sick child denounces abandonment by the institutions: "They suffer from deafness and blindness when it suits them."

Unión Eléctrica announces that the National Electric System is now interconnected throughout the country

Ulises Toirac describes the nightmare of living in Cuba: "Extinguishing yourself to survive the hours without light and without hope."

Ulises Aquino to his revolutionary parents: "I deeply regret that you made so much dedication and sacrifice for this."

Cuban writer on El Cangrejo: "Behind its luxuries is a hungry people that can no longer endure."

Alina Bárbara López denounces on July 11 that the Cuban regime is a "terrorist state against its own people."

Regime celebrates "World Population Day": "We reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our people"

Bruno Rodríguez throws another tantrum: "The new disconnection from the SEN is a direct consequence of the energy blockade."

Marco Rubio issues a warning to the Cuban regime: "Real reforms before it's too late."

Laritza Camacho: "I am against the Cuban government because the Cuban government is against Cuba."

"They speak very poorly of us": Elián González attributes the image of Cuba as a country with a dictatorship to the press

The regime fills the quota of deputies from Holguín with the pro-government journalist Jorge Legañoa

"Let’s eat victory": Cubans mock Díaz-Canel after his celebration at the UN

"Decisive victory": Díaz-Canel welcomes Bruno and boasts about support at the UN

Marrero responds to the criticism and denounces a "well-designed plan" behind the "character assassinations."

Julio César González Pagés on "El Cangrejo": he summarizes his revolutionary devotion in a "blin blin" chain adorned with the initials of Fidel and Raúl

The regime calls for an ordinary session of the National Assembly on July 29

René Navarro denounces the reality of Cuba: "It's a mental and physical torture."

Cuban journalist erupts against the government: "I want to see who dares to ask me for more creative resistance."

PCC leader defends El Cangrejo: "Interlocutor on the Cuban side, by decision of the highest leadership of the country."

Official journalist justifies possible role of "El Cangrejo" in dialogues with the U.S.: "He can help me see the light."

Laritza Camacho scoffs after the El Cangrejo interview: "Of course, he can negotiate if he has pedigree, money, and blue eyes."

"Pay me 30 thousand and I'll keep it up": a Cuban's proposal to the government of Matanzas

Carlos Varela announces new song "Los Guapos," a direct critique of abuse of power

Senator Tom Cotton calls on Trump to "tighten the screws" on the Cuban regime

"That money could have fed Cuban children": U.S. criticizes the costly debate on Cuba at the UN

"This is criminal": Cuban woman denounces a week without water and 38 hours of blackout in Havana

Mother of Díaz-Canel's Press Chief lashes out at "El Cangrejo": "Could someone make him shut up?"

Bruno Rodríguez references Maceo at the UN: "Whoever tries to take possession of Cuba will only gather dust soaked in blood."

Cuban journalist Ismael Cala wants Keiko Fujimori as a mentor to become president of Cuba

Johana Tablada describes the U.S. intervention at the UN as "repugnant" and "indecent lies."

The European Union demands that the Cuban regime break ties with Russia

The U.S. accuses the Cuban regime of having a single economic plan: blaming the United States

The U.S. tells the regime to its face: the real blockade is the one you impose on the people

The U.S. displays photos of Cuban political prisoners at the UN and accuses the regime of imprisoning freedom

Elías Amor: "I have never seen the end of the regime so close."

Bruno Rodríguez tries to silence U.S. representative at the UN while denouncing blackouts and political prisoners

The UN approves a debate on the embargo against the Cuban regime with 136 votes in favor and 9 against

Outrage in Cuba over El Cangrejo's statements: "Let him live a month like us."

El Cangrejo claims that he gets up at 5 a.m. to review classified reports from the regime

"I will not sacrifice the revolution": El Cangrejo's message in his first interview with a U.S. media outlet.

The Crab says it hurts him that Cubans do not live like he does

Governor of Granma demands that SMEs and self-employed workers address what the State has been neglecting for decades

An important scientist in the Cuban sugar sector has passed away, holding the title of Doctor Honoris Causa from the University of Oriente

Comedian Otto Ortiz jokes after 45 minutes of power: "Everything we are, we owe to socialism."

Cuban Catholic Church clarifies how aid sent by the U.S. was distributed: "Caritas did not receive money, but goods."

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Why should we trust you and your government?"

Cuban Deputy Minister accuses "mafioso politicians from South Florida" of attacking Cuba's medical services

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after suggesting to make noise with pots "for the neighbors to the north."

Selene Perdomo: “The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has sunk the country.”

Elián González denies being used by the regime: "My father would never use me."

Díaz-Canel to the protesters: "Bang the pots for the neighbors to the north, who are the ones keeping us in the dark."

Ulises Toirac criticizes government repression: “Release all political prisoners who ‘do not exist in the country’”

The Cuban regime is banking on Chinese companies following new economic reforms

Elián González in Spain: "The governmental structure of Cuba is not the main obstacle to its development."

Cuban Brigadier General Alcibíades Wilmer Pérez Rivero, former head of Military Intelligence of the FAR, has died

"The Never-Ending Story": the regime insists on its "social policies" while Cuba dims

Amid the collapse of services, Díaz-Canel urges municipalities to "unleash productive forces" and prepare for autonomy

Díaz-Canel's cheap bravado: cornering a 21-year-old girl until she cries

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the regime's mistakes but insists that the U.S. embargo, not the socialist model, is what destroys the lives of Cubans