Government of Cuba

Jamaica rehires 157 Cuban health workers, but now they are hired directly without the mediation of Havana

Assemblies of God in Cuba clarifies that its followers can criticize the government and report injustices

Bishop and clergy of the Episcopal Church of Cuba break the silence: they denounce hunger, blackouts, and support Ana Bensi in a letter to the Cuban people

Marrero promises five pounds of rice, one pound of sugar, and another pound of beans per month to 883,000 Cubans with the greatest vulnerability

Santiago de Cuba redefines who is vulnerable, while the State distributes "the little" that is available

Punta Brava has empty land, water issues, and blackouts, but Díaz-Canel emphasizes its readiness for war

Havana bets on solar energy to pump water

Marco Rubio warns the Cuban regime: "They will learn the lesson the hard way if they do not change."

Former Cuban ambassador questions the alleged negotiations between Havana and Washington: "What can El Cangrejo promise to the Americans?"

"This is not the socialism we had envisioned," they affirm during a meeting on economic transformations in Las Tunas

Cuban architect shares insights on the "new challenges" of installing solar panels

Uruguay seeks to pay Cuban doctors directly

A Cuban questions Díaz-Canel: "Why do you claim that you have the support of the people?"

Marco Rubio: "No one is going to invest in Cuba under its current model of government."

A pound of chicken for 800 pesos: Cuban denounces soaring prices in the MiPYMES of Havana

Trump says at the UN that Marco Rubio is still negotiating with Cuba: "We will see what happens."

Marco Rubio: "Trump wants a Cuba governed by its people, not by a military class."

Lawyers for the National Bank of Cuba abandon litigation in London after more than a year without receiving their fees

Cubadebate requests photos of solidarity among Cubans, and its readers are inquiring about the government's responsibilities

Silence as a response: Official press in Holguín criticizes state entities for ignoring journalists and citizens

Díaz-Canel seizes the anniversary of 9/11 to accuse the United States of "state terrorism."

Robbery reported in family vault at the Guáimaro cemetery

The U.S. warns the Cuban regime: "Look at yourselves in Maduro's mirror."

The Cuban government is seeking private individuals for 16 warehouses in Santa Clara and is offering up to two years without rent payment

Cuban mother: "You try enduring three hours without electricity... with an empty stomach and a dry throat."

Díaz-Canel calls for the population to prepare to take shelter in basements, semibasements, and tunnels

Díaz-Balart: "Raúl Castro and the regime are already dead; they must be buried."

Bruno Rodríguez strikes against Marco Rubio after the new sanctions: "Collective punishment is a crime."

Bruno Rodríguez acknowledges that he has been at the helm of the Cuban Foreign Ministry for "too long."

Cuba opens rental of tourist cars to the private sector

MINCEX updates the rules for importing and exporting in Cuba

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Never before has this country had so many social differences."

Ulises Toirac erupts over the blackouts in Cuba: "It's not just incompetence and bad faith. It's a crime."

Cuba starts the school year in the dark: blackouts of up to 2,310 MW are forecasted

Carlos Giménez calls for the expulsion of China due to its growing presence in Cuba

Díaz-Canel wants more digital processes in a Cuba without electricity, with expensive internet and collapsed telecommunications

"The U.S. must confront the malign influence of Havana": The warning amplified by the State Department

"Almost never is payment received": Swiss companies reveal the ordeal of doing business with Cuba

Díaz-Canel admits what the true role of the Communist Party is in Cuba

Díaz-Canel on multipartyism and democracy in Cuba: "Don't be fooled."

The regime's Minister of Education assures that the start of the school year "will be a celebration."

Cuba and the Day After: What International Support Exists for a Possible Transition

Díaz-Canel asserts that he is not afraid of the U.S.: "If it comes for me, it comes, but I will be fighting."

Who sets the exorbitant prices? Laritza Camacho questions the government and its erratic economic policies

From Plans to Power: What is Needed to Transform the Preparation of Cuban Civil Society into a Government Alternative

Outrage on social media: Cuban woman reports garbage burning that endangers 176 families

From Transition to Government: What Civil Society Proposes to Keep Cuba Standing During Change

Díaz-Canel calls to plant in every vacant space in Playa to tackle food shortages

“Why is that?”: Cubans respond with irony to data on emigration and depopulation

Fuel crisis forces the Cuban regime to limit in-person classes at universities

"I opened a new mipyme": Cuban jokes about the garbage accumulated on the street

Who really holds power in Cuba? This is how Washington would interpret the regime's power structure

Díaz-Canel calls for local solutions to problems that the government is unable to resolve in Guanabacoa

Cuban ambassador in the Dominican Republic downplays the expulsion of nine diplomats and appeals for "resistance."

Marrero asserts that Fidel Castro lives "in every place where truth and justice are defended."

Why is the U.S. investigating the ties of a powerful union to Havana?

Revealed what might be behind the departure of nine Cuban diplomats from the Dominican Republic

Cuban leaders are once again calling for increased food production in Havana as the agricultural crisis deepens

Matanzas sets up phones to report exorbitant prices: "Now they won't sell either chicken or oil."

Cubans react to the expulsion of diplomats from the Dominican Republic: "Little by little, the noose is tightening."