Cuban government

Morales Ojeda appeals to Fidel Castro to demand "discipline" and "realistic plans" after acknowledging failures in the work of the PCC

Díaz-Canel asserts that Cuba surpasses the United States "in social achievements," despite the magnitude of the national crisis

Punishing the people is not the same as overthrowing a dictatorship

Díaz-Canel clarifies: Now he wants dialogue with Trump "but without pressure."

What is the Donroe Doctrine and how could it change the future of Cuba and Latin America?

Cuban regime spokesperson reacts to Trump's measures: "A well-written novel."

Díaz-Canel calls for a "transformation of thought" in PCC plenaries that repeat diagnostics and avoid solutions

Russian ambassador to the UN compares Cuba's crisis to Maduro's downfall and makes a prophecy

China rejects Trump's tariffs and expresses its "firm" support for the Cuban regime

Ulises Toirac: "The ‘revolution’ economy never could stand on its own."

Without Maduro and with Trump applying pressure: Who continues to help Cuba with oil?

Abel Prieto clings to the epic discourse: “The Cuban Revolution is not on borrowed time.”

ISA professor Roberto Viña Martínez expelled for criticism of the regime on social media

The Cuban Paradox

Manuel Marrero and the Fear of Change in Cuba

Clarification on the U.S. national emergency order regarding Cuba: What changes?

Mario Díaz-Balart states that Trump will not allow a dictatorship 90 miles away: “The military force remains in the Caribbean.”

Why the United States Considers Cuba a Threat and Declares a National Emergency

This is how the Cuban government has reacted to the U.S. measures to cut oil supplies to the island

While Cuba and the U.S. experience their greatest tension since the Missile Crisis, the regime remains silent

Cuba could run out of oil in less than a month, according to experts

The Cuban regime now blames video games for making political statements against the revolution

Congress members from South Florida are calling on Trump for tougher measures against Cuba: These are their demands

Dignified death and euthanasia: A difference that matters

Cuba has accumulated a debt of over 1.5 billion dollars with Mexico for oil and diesel

Zoé Valdés accuses Leonardo Padura of being a "police officer of the Cuban regime."

María Elvira Salazar: "China does not defend the Cuban people; it cares about maintaining a spying base on the Island."

"The people are not fed by slogans": Torch march in Cuba sparks outrage and mockery on social media

Radio station in Cuba modifies its programming due to power outages

What did Claudia Sheinbaum really mean when she addressed the issue of oil to Cuba this Tuesday?

Between the “vacilón” in Cuba and the comfort of Miami: The double life of the Marrero family

Members of the European Parliament denounce in Brussels: "The Cuban regime is fundamentally terrorist."

Dignified death or institutional resignation?

More than 40 hours without electricity in Colón, Matanzas: extreme blackouts worsen social unrest

The U.S. will continue to detain sanctioned vessels in the Caribbean as part of its offensive against the "dark fleet."

Russia speaks out on possible U.S. naval blockade of Cuba

Cuban mother denounces lack of medication for her sick daughter: “They are playing with her health”

Díaz-Canel will leave power before 2027, according to a prediction platform in the U.S.

"Psychological Torture of Totalitarian Regimes": Cuban Activist Describes Life Amid Blackouts and Scarcity

Bruno Rodríguez points to the U.S. for detaining migrant children and receives harsh responses on social media

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "This people has long since stopped identifying with the 'Revolution.'"

The Cuban government defends state gastronomy while it is supplied by the private sector

The housing "alternative" is also stalled in Cienfuegos: the conversion of containers into homes is progressing slowly

Oil tanker carrying fuel to Cuba from Africa changes course in the middle of the Atlantic

The tallest hotel in Havana confirms that the "blockade" is only for everyday Cubans

They synchronize new solar parks in Las Tunas, with generation insufficient in the face of the energy crisis

Marrero calls in Cienfuegos to "eliminate obstacles" in the distribution of lands that the Government itself keeps immobilized

The Cuban regime approves new authorizations to operate tourist marinas in the country

Cuba describes potential U.S. naval blockade as a "act of war."

The government is selling Chinese trucks in Havana for nearly 30 thousand dollars

Supreme Court confirms life sentence for Alejandro Gil for espionage

State Security threatens Cuban priests for criticizing the system

Ex-spy Gerardo Hernández defends socialism by comparing China with the U.S.

State Security summons priests Alberto Reyes and Castor Álvarez in Camagüey

Cuban researcher: Without political changes, the economic "reforms" on the island are doomed to fail

Signs against the regime and images of Díaz-Canel and Raúl vandalized in Santiago de Cuba

Is the U.S. aircraft carrier in Cuban or international waters? Let us explain

Marrero urges Cuban communists to broaden their mindset: “We cannot be afraid of change.”

Díaz-Canel calls for a "change of mindset" as a solution to the crisis in Cuba

The Cuban regime admits that 2026 will be a difficult year: “We are living in a war economy.”