Cuban government

Díaz-Canel celebrates Machado Ventura as "active in the vanguard" at the twilight of the historical generation

Trump and Rubio will visit an oil tanker with Venezuelan crude in Texas while Cuba suffers from a fuel shortage

Rubio states that Cuba needs a "very drastic change" and the difference from Venezuela

Police operation in Palma Soriano due to the appearance of posters against the dictatorship

In Matanzas, there is water, but 265,000 people are experiencing problems receiving it, the government admits

Canada does not say whether it will vote against the embargo at the UN despite Cuba's pleas: "We trust that it will continue with us."

Italian press: report reveals that the regime keeps most of the salaries of Cuban doctors in Calabria

Morales Ojeda says that no policy towards Cuba should be under blackmail

Sister Nadieska Almeida denounces the "makeup" of Bejucal: hopefully the Government "gives itself the permission to hear the truth."

The U.S. admits that fuel exported to the private sector in Cuba could end up in the hands of the regime

"Take heart pills": Cubans mock Díaz-Canel and the days of defense

From dialogue to espionage: the U.S. seeks cracks in the regime while Havana refuses to negotiate political changes

Cimex opens the door to the private sector to manage more than a dozen establishments in Holguín

Guantánamo is betting on five tricycles to clean its streets, but residents doubt their impact

Mobilization in neighborhood of Camagüey due to supposed visit from Díaz-Canel: “They picked up the garbage because he’s going to pass by.”

Trump jokes about sending aircraft carriers to the shores of Cuba: "They'll raise their hands."

Santiago de Cuba announces fines of up to 100,000 pesos for businesses that do not accept transfers

Sociologist and playwright: the abyss of frustration and contempt between "Us" and "Them" in Cuba

"It is time for reforms, not for more talk": Trump administration sends message to the Cuban regime ahead of the UN vote

Soroa has been closed for over four months and there are private individuals interested in managing it

BPA regarding the payment of pensions to communities in Sancti Spíritus with support from private businesses

The regime invites Pope Leo XIV to visit Cuba while calling for an end to the embargo

Council of Ministers launches economic inclusion program for vulnerable individuals

Vicente de la O Levy warns that Cuba will not have fuel available in the short term

Nine years without documents and a deportation that did not materialize: the story of a Cuban in Canada

Italian press portrays a Cuba "on the brink": doctors earning 11 euros, empty tourist cities, and two hours of electricity

"Cuba is poor because it is not free": Human Rights Foundation expert challenges the regime's narrative about the embargo

The Cuban regime denies having military personnel in Ukraine "or in any other country."

A mother is recognized as her son's caregiver after calling Díaz-Canel's program

Bruno Rodríguez attributes Cuba's resilience to the "effective management" of the Government and the Communist Party

"Vulgarity does not represent me": Laritza Camacho criticizes the "cheap vulgarity" of Cuban diplomats at the UN

The "diplomacy" of the Cuban regime: ambassador to the UN mocks Ferrer and Waltz with a "romantic video"

Cuban government incorporates 44 electric vehicles to transport medicines amidst a fuel crisis

"And that's enough": Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz denounces the privileges of the Cuban elite at the UN

Alina Bárbara López: "Cuba needs people to organize from within and support from outside."

Díaz-Canel defends Raúl Castro after the arrest warrant in Florida: "It holds no legal or practical meaning."

Cuban ambassador to Brazil, regarding the possible victory of Flávio Bolsonaro: "Our historical relations are stronger."

"They spend in one day what Cubans earn in months": U.S. lashes out at the top echelons of the Cuban regime

Lázaro Bruzón defends his right to speak out about what is happening in his homeland: "I talk about Cuba because I want to."

Hurtado blames Trump for the blackouts in Cuba, and a state journalist reminds him that "one must feel like those who have no electricity."

Professor René Fidel González: "May the exercise of rights and freedoms lead us to dignity."

The Cuban government is seeking investors, including emigrants, to revive seven tourist facilities in Cienfuegos

Florida International University honors Cuban Daniel Pedreira for his book on disappearances under Castro's regime

Milei points to Cuba, Venezuela, and Argentina as examples of the destruction left by socialism

Sister of the deceased in the Saratoga demands justice: "Is it normal for a hotel to explode and not get a response?"

Alina Bárbara López challenges the regime and announces her monthly protest: "Passivity and obedience have led us to our current situation."

Raúl Torres urges the governments of the world to support Cuba at the UN: "Vote against the blockade for humanity."

Katungo: "The true revolution will be the one that restores joy and the right to dream to children."

They paid him a thousand pesos in five-peso bills, and they don't want to accept them

Official media claims that the government prioritizes assistance for vulnerable individuals

Díaz-Canel congratulates the State and Government leadership school and calls for better "methods and styles of management" amid the crisis

Díaz-Canel assures that the economic transformations aim to “reduce inequalities and expand social justice.”

Nine months of neglect for kidney patients in Villa Clara, while authorities continue to remain unresponsive

Díaz-Canel speaks of military invulnerability in a country plagued by blackouts, scarcity, and lack of water

Abel Prieto admits that Cuba is experiencing "the most difficult moment of the revolution" and insults the U.S. government.

Lázaro Bruzón claims that access to the Internet has eliminated any excuse for defending the Cuban dictatorship

Ulises Toirac on ETECSA's service: "A scam at gunpoint."

The Cuban prosecutor's office requests up to four years of restriction of liberty for Freemasons accused of currency trafficking for exchanging 300 dollars

Sewage flooding in Reparto Bahía, attributed to construction for Cupet executives

The regime's diplomacy confirms contacts with the U.S., but rules out progress towards a serious dialogue