Cuban government

Morón and the Double Standard of History

Mexican senators and politicians start donating to Cuba following AMLO's call: Here are the amounts

"Transparency," "collective glory," and other endearments that the UJC secretary observed in Díaz-Canel's bland speech

Publication by El Necio about "food fairs" in Cuba sparks a wave of indignation on social media: "Show the prices"

Analyst anticipates a "brutal bargaining" in any negotiation between the U.S. and the Cuban regime

The fire at the Escolapios in Guanabacoa did not affect either the temple or the priests' residence

A group aligned with the Cuban regime in Ireland disseminates misinformation by falsely accusing CiberCuba of receiving funding from the U.S.

Díaz-Canel changes his tone towards Cubans abroad and now speaks of "listening to them" and giving them a role in Cuba

Díaz-Canel's physical deterioration fuels memes and analysis on social media regarding the wear and tear of the Cuban regime

The New York Times reconstructs the story of the 10 Cubans who left Florida heading to Cuba

Former Mexican President AMLO comes out of retirement to ask for money for the Cuban regime

The regime deploys repressive forces in Villa Clara following the attack on the PCC headquarters in Morón

"You have no moral ground to speak about civility": Young Christian responds to Díaz-Canel following protests in Morón

The eyes of Adael and the freedom of Cuba. A hero of July 11th released: Hundreds are waiting

José Daniel Ferrer predicts the date when the Cuban regime will fall and explains why

Posters against the regime are being painted in Havana and Bayamo despite militarization and police surveillance

Abel Prieto says it's time to “stay united alongside Díaz-Canel and the Party” following protests in Morón

“It’s not vandalism, it’s exhaustion”: The harsh messages from Cubans to Díaz-Canel after he threatened protesters in Morón

Morales Ojeda urges journalists to tell “the stories of our people” as Cubans seek the truth outside of the official press

Díaz-Canel threatens protesters in Morón: "There will be no impunity."

From the pot-banging protests to the occupation and destruction of power spaces: Morón is changing the landscape of protests in Cuba

Díaz-Canel after the protest in Morón: "The grievances and demands are legitimate, as long as they are expressed with civility."

Miami-Dade Commissioner: The progress of Cuba will not come from economic concessions

"Cuba was hiding the ball": El Necio sparks controversy by admitting opacity regarding contacts with the U.S.

"The candle is in Morón": Official publication about tranquility in Villa Clara hospitals sparks criticism on social media

The Government of Havana denies the alleged statement regarding the imminent activation of "Option Zero" in Cuba

Fines of up to 24,000 pesos for "ticket brokers" in Havana

Government speaks of "calm" in Morón while attempting to deny the protests that shook the city

The official press boasts about tomato puree production, and users mockingly respond, "Now we'll package it and sell it in stores for USD."

Former Congressman Joe García: "If we work together, we can build a Cuba with everyone and for the good of everyone."

After denying contacts with Washington, the state media in Cuba adjusts its narrative to promote dialogue with the U.S.

Miami-Dade Commissioner warns that any agreement sustaining the dictatorship in Cuba is unacceptable

Rosa María Payá asserts that the solution to the Cuban crisis lies in the end of the regime

Legañoa denied negotiations with the U.S., and days later had to ask Díaz-Canel about them

The Assembly of the Cuban Resistance denounces that the regime seeks to relieve pressures from the U.S. without implementing political changes on the island

Díaz-Canel announces changes in the policy towards Cubans abroad

Díaz-Canel denies misappropriation of donations to Cuba: "They have never been collected."

Díaz-Canel calls the top leadership in Cuba to discuss relations with the U.S.

Díaz-Canel confirms conversations with the U.S. initiated by Raúl Castro

Sandro Castro reacts to the announcement of prisoner releases in Cuba: "I hope there are many more."

Bruno Rodríguez speaks of a "spirit of goodwill" after the announcement of the release of 51 prisoners in Cuba

Cuban activist Anamely Ramos accuses the regime of using releases as "blackmail" after protests

Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar to the Cuban regime: “Your time is up. It’s time to decide.”

Cuban-American congress members demand the release of all political prisoners in Cuba

The regime announces the release of 51 prisoners following dialogue with the Vatican

Bruno Rodríguez is having a phone conversation with "dear friend Serguéi Lavrov."

And now to pay taxes to the ONAT

Cuba's Prime Minister calls on regime leaders to embrace the "Government Program" as suspicions of negotiations with the U.S. grow.

Looking for more help? Bruno Rodríguez speaks with the foreign ministers of Russia and China amid the crisis in Cuba

Lis Cuesta uncovers the health crisis in Cuba and describes it as "sad and shameful."

"We lost the fight": Marrero admits fear that the regime's apparatus will ignore the government plan

Influencer Samantha Hernández: "Of course I know that there is a dictatorship in Cuba."

Not even the official press is spared from the blackouts in Cuba

The United States asks the Cuban regime: "Where are the El4tico members?"

The Cuban regime does not have enough wheelchairs for the aging population

Cuban pilot Orestes Lorenzo: "The strength of tyranny lies in dividing and sowing distrust."

"There are no negotiations with Cuba that do not include the departure of the Castros," assert Florida congress members

Analyst warns that Cuba could become a 'failed state' like Haiti if the regime does not yield to the crisis

Anna Bensi's mother attends an interrogation by State Security at a police unit in Havana

Gerardo Hernández supports Jorge Perugorría following his criticisms of U.S. policy towards Cuba