Guantánamo

The government in Guantánamo seeks to expedite payments to retirees by transferring them from banks to the private sector

Workers in Commerce and Gastronomy in Guantánamo have gone two months without being paid

The El Algarrobo solar park has been inaugurated in Guantánamo, presented as the first synchronized exclusively with Cuban technicians

Guantánamo reports an alarming infant mortality rate, and the PCC demands "immediate" measures

Guantánamo enforces banking regulations through fines and closures

"Where are the results?": Camagüey residents demand answers amid inspections over rising prices

An old microdump becomes a cargo center managed by a state-owned company in Guantánamo

Youth aged 17 and 18 implicated in the violent death of a rickshaw driver in Guantánamo

Thirteen people arrested for violent attacks and thefts on farms in Guantánamo

Cuban ex-professor survives by cleaning cauldrons: "I have to struggle between food and medication."

U.S. Navy littoral combat ships arrive at the Guantanamo base in Cuba

Cuban baby has been waiting for a surgery since three months old: his mother reports that he can barely breathe now

Lack of cotton prevents treatment for a girl with a toothache at the clinic in Baracoa

Two brothers arrested for stealing maternity products at a store in Guantánamo

They promised to resolve it "tomorrow," but nearly a month later, they are still cut off in a village in Maisí, Guantánamo

Party to bid farewell to summer and communities without buses due to a lack of fuel in Guantánamo

Case of the September 11 attacks takes an unexpected turn: Judge invalidates confession of the alleged mastermind of the attacks

Guantánamo accumulates micro and mega landfills while the province remains under Epidemiological Alert

Guantánamo fined 29 businesses in one day and closed four for repeatedly violating price regulations

"Why don’t the inspectors fine you?" Cubans take advantage with oil combos from Tiendas Caribe

Guantánamo now has five "solineras" to combat power outages and plans to increase that number to 30

UNE assures that it has restored the electrical connection between Holguín and Guantánamo after a new failure

Cuban TV highlights a communist leader from Guantánamo who takes care of his plot "in the little free time" he has

Eastern Cuba is disconnected from the national electrical grid following fluctuations in transmission lines

Lumey Guzmán has been released, but judicial proceedings are still underway for criticizing power outages in Cuba

"I Don't Know If I Will Be Able to Hug You Again": The Heartbreaking Farewell of a Young Cuban and His Grandmother

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

"That's chaotic": retirees and citizens face yet another endless queue in front of a bank in Guantánamo

Without cash in the banks, 113 private businesses pay pensions to retirees in Guantánamo

Small bread, poor quality, and exorbitant prices: another humiliation for families in Guantánamo

Cuban firefighters warn of violations in fuel handling: fines may be imposed

False earthquake alarm causes tension among residents of Camagüey

Two young Cubans arrested after attempting to pay with a counterfeit bill in Guantánamo

Bandec in Guantánamo promises credits and other benefits to private micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises that pay pensions to retirees

San Joaquín festivities arrive in Guantánamo amid blackouts, shortages, and a "tempered" crisis

Pedro Monreal: "Who 'understands economics' in the Cuban government?"

Guantánamo receives 20 electric cars to transport dialysis patients

Guantánamo reports an increase in Aedes aegypti and points out failures in the detection of fever cases

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

The regime boasts about synchronizing the solar park solely with Cubans following the withdrawal of foreign investors

Cuban economists criticize the new price cap: "They didn't learn anything."

Pedro Monreal: "176 measures and only one achievement: to demonstrate that they learned nothing."

"When I see it, I believe it": Prices for rice, eggs, and chicken are set in San Luis, Santiago de Cuba

The Poultry Company of Guantánamo claims to be diversifying, but not a single egg is in sight

Guantánamo is building more than 15 community stations to cook and recharge equipment amid the energy collapse

"There is no middle ground": authorities in Guantánamo threaten fines for those who do not accept payments by transfer

Laritza Camacho challenges PCC militants: "Let's put it to the test."

They deny the alleged delay in the start of the school year in Cuba

Cuban mother denounces that the lack of water worsens her daughter's illness

Tons of mangoes are rotting in Guantánamo while the collection system lacks fuel and transportation

Guantánamo government sets the price of oil at 2,200 pesos: will impose fines, confiscations, and closures on violators

The UNE announces the restoration of the National Electric System

Authorities warn about alleged counterfeit 500 CUP bills in Cuba

Outrage in Guantánamo over dollar sales of ice cream produced by state-owned company: "I no longer know if we live in Cuba or in Miami."

They mourn the passing of a young doctor from Guantánamo

UNICEF supports 30 schools in eastern Cuba "toward better water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions."

A suspected individual responsible for the theft of at least five tricycles has been arrested in Guantánamo: What do we know?

Emblematic narrator and commentator René Navarro reveals that he also narrated rodeos, horse races, and cockfights

Prospect Victor Manuel Denis leaves Cuba in search of the MLB dream

"The people do not ask for handouts": Official spokesperson erupts over the loss of mangos in Guantánamo