Government of Cuba

Republicans Against the UN: "The U.S. will not fund an office that supports adversaries like Cuba and China."

Private entities rescue iconic dining spaces in Cienfuegos that have been neglected by state management

Díaz-Canel blames the U.S. for the deaths and misery affecting Cuba

Marco Rubio reveals what "the great dilemma of the Cuban regime" is regarding the economy

Marco Rubio denies that the U.S. is expecting a regime change in Cuba this year: "I wish it were tomorrow."

"You have land": Marrero demands planting in Arroyo Naranjo to confront the food crisis

Toirac challenges Cuban leaders to live like the people: without cars, in regular houses, and using riquimbili for transportation

"Everyone very fat while asking for sacrifices": Marrero visits La Güinera and sparks mockery over the obesity of the leadership and the hunger of the people

A Cuban reports that he cannot pay a fine through Transfermóvil: "We are destroying ourselves."

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that the U.S. is promoting a psychological war against Cuba: If they attack, there will be a "bloodbath."

Bruno Rodríguez accuses Marco Rubio of "restoring persecution and political repression" in the United States

A columnist for The Times believes that Trump is gearing up for the final pressure against the Cuban regime after the World Cup

Residents of San Miguel del Padrón report a month without water: "It no longer seems like an emergency."

U.S. lawmakers reject the military option against Cuba and make a request to Donald Trump

The U.S. sanctions GEMAR, the state-owned company that took control of the Mariel Container Terminal

Two days detained activist who attempted to file a habeas corpus for Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara

How do the new U.S. sanctions affect companies of the Cuban regime?

They stole the power station from his grandmother in Cuba and he reports: "The police showed up three days later."

Official media insists that the events of July 11 were marked by media manipulation, and Cubans respond: "Millions of people around the world saw it."

Havana regresses three centuries: bags filled with excrement and trash revive the unhealthiness of the colonial era

Testimony reports three nights of protests and escalating tension with the police in Santa Fe, Havana

Ulises Toirac summarizes the case of El Cangrejo: in Cuba, the surname carries more weight than the position

The new government of Colombia will close its embassy in Cuba

Trump will remove Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism; Cuba remains on it

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

In the middle of a total blackout, two power poles fell in Lawton

Selene Perdomo: "The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has plunged the country into decline."

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

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

Cuban woman shows all the food that went bad due to blackouts in Cuba: "Let someone come and talk to me about revolution."

Díaz-Canel makes it clear that the regime's goal is to sustain the Revolution despite the country's deterioration

Cuban photojournalist questions the CTC: "Who defends the worker if the union responds to the Party?"

More faith than results: Díaz-Canel closes the CTC Congress with a call for the “will and deep conviction that we can indeed succeed.”

Allegations of corruption at Viazul in Cienfuegos: "They left my mother without a trip while they were boarding those who paid under the table."

"It’s not about privatizing for the sake of privatization": Díaz-Canel denies a capitalist drift in Cuba while opening up more space for the market and foreign investment

Cuban leader: "If wealth is not generated, we cannot build the just society we want."

Díaz-Canel proposes mobilizing unemployed workers into community brigades to tackle the crisis

Oscar Pérez Oliva-Fraga advocates for the end of universal subsidies because the Cuban economy "cannot sustain it."

The regime publishes the 176 measures, and Cubans respond: "They download them, eat them, and illuminate themselves with them."

With a military ceremony, the Cuban regime buried Ramiro Valdés in Santa Clara

Indignation in Camagüey: two elderly people live in a collapsed shack without receiving state assistance

Cuban woman reports hardships in a Havana hospital: "I cried from shame, exhaustion, helplessness, and sadness."

Cienfuegos Health Directorate publishes false news about Cristiano Ronaldo and an alleged donation of solar panels

Alain Pérez raises his voice for Cuba: "I join in the pain of my people and denounce."

Ana María defends El Micha and denounces the harassment he faces due to his trips to Cuba: "No one knows what he is suffering."

Cuban questions the cost of maintaining the PCC, the CDR, the FMC, the CTC, and the UJC: "They contribute nothing."

Bruno Rodríguez: "Cuba is outside the borders of the U.S."

"Conserving the Essential": Marrero Unveils the Great Contradiction of the Cuban Regime

What was Díaz-Canel's message to the international community and the U.S. following the new measures in Cuba?

Cuban Ambassador to the UN blames the embargo for the hardships faced by Cubans, while Díaz-Canel acknowledges internal mistakes

Cuban economist: the government wasted years by halting reforms it labeled as "capitalist" and now considers essential

"Stagnation was a political decision," states a university student following the government's reformist shift in Cuba

Israel Rojas breaks the script and calls for political reforms along with economic openness in Cuba

Foreign franchises, wholesale markets, and fewer subsidies: this is how Cuban commerce will change

The Cuban regime is seeking increased revenue and investments through a comprehensive tax reform

Foreigners will be able to invest directly in private Cuban companies

The food crisis forces the Cuban regime to change the rules of farming

Cuban regime acknowledges for the first time the legitimate growth of private wealth

The regime acknowledges that the market should play a larger role in the Cuban economy

Fewer ministries and bureaucracy: the regime's plan to slim down the state