Guantánamo

The regime mobilizes new recruits in Guantánamo amid the crisis Cuba is facing

Illegal electrical connections detected in Guantánamo amid power outages of up to 20 hours

The Cuban regime claims that 100 percent of Guantánamo is electrified, "power outages aside."

Flooding in Holguín after heavy rains

Guantánamo turns to porters and animal traction to tackle the waste crisis

Residents of Güines report difficulties in restoring power after more than a week without service

Guantánamo is left in the dark due to a power outage caused by a problem with the electrical connection to Santiago de Cuba

Cuban women are stirred up by Pete Hegseth's photos in Guantánamo: "I already signed up as a volunteer."

U.S. Marines conduct air insertion exercises in Guantanamo

Regime spokespeople are outraged because Pete Hegseth arrived in shorts in Guantánamo

"We are reclaiming our hemisphere": Hegseth's message in an epic Pentagon video

Guantánamo Electric Company calls its call center "voices that illuminate," sparking ridicule on social media

Pete Hegseth recalls his days as a young lieutenant in Guantanamo: "This feels very familiar to me."

U.S. Secretary of War: "We hope to be friends with the government of Cuba."

Pete Hegseth's outfit in Guantanamo sparks comments on social media and raises a question: Plane or helicopter?

Pete Hegseth swims with the troops in Guantánamo: This was his military training

Pete Hegseth from Guantánamo: "We are prepared for any eventuality in Cuba."

The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, arrives at Guantanamo Naval Base

The U.S. Secretary of War will travel to the Guantanamo naval base

It won't let up: a noticeable earthquake reported in the southeastern tip of Guantánamo

Cuban seismologist surprised by earthquake in the Gulf of Mexico: "We would have never expected a 6.2 there."

Cuban prospect Rodelvis Santiesteban will sign with the Chicago Cubs

"There are no transformers": they admit a lack of equipment to restore service in Guantánamo

Cuba without wheat: Mills shut down and rationed bread limited to part of the population

"We don't have it even if we pay for it": More than 100,000 children affected by the lack of milk, acknowledges Cuban official

Cuban family reports the desperate situation of a young military recruit

Dismantling of fuel theft network in generator in Guantánamo: What is known?

The daily struggle of Cubans with water

They are raising funds for a 17-year-old Cuban teenager who is undergoing hemodialysis

Marco Rubio puts a Democratic congressman in his place who shouted at him and left the room: "What is this, a dunk tank?"

Eight people involved in a series of robberies and the illegal sale of solar lamps were arrested in Guantánamo

Mike Hammer meets with the leadership of the Catholic Church in Cuba to coordinate the $100 million in aid from the U.S.

Guantánamo: the border where two historic enemies are closest to confronting each other

New changes in the leadership: The Party moves pieces in Guantánamo without explanations

Guantánamo is getting ready to distribute water using animal traction due to a lack of fuel and equipment

The Chief of U.S. Southern Command meets with General Roberto Legrá and other high-ranking officials of the Cuban army at the Guantanamo Naval Base

Expert warns that Cuban drones could attack the U.S. if they attempt to capture Raúl Castro

In Ciego de Ávila, they prioritize flour for sweets rather than for the bread sold in stores

More investments from the UNDP and the European Union in Cuba, but no more food is seen

Family tragedy in Baracoa: two people die after inhaling toxic gases while cleaning a well

A large shark is captured on the beach of Baracoa

Cuban shot dead in Houston; suspect is on the run

Forced banking: The Central Bank of Cuba insists on digitalizing payments in a country without cash or stable connectivity

The U.S. sent two planes to Cuba with humanitarian aid this week

Marrero says that Fidel and Raúl Castro protected the environment in Cuba

Díaz-Canel once again promises affordable food and well-being as Cubans face shortages

Guantánamo's coast is once again covered in sargassum: "Another influx"

Cuba without condoms receives an award from the WHO for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis

Community solar centers: the new strategy of the regime in response to the energy collapse

Isla de la Juventud completed only 39 homes in 2025; the rest of Cuba barely reached 5,454

Cubans are turning to solar cookers to survive the blackouts

Cubans arriving from Miami report breaches in car rental agreements in Santiago de Cuba

Hammer meets with UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs Director: "It is urgent to support the Cuban people."

"30 without power": This is the harsh day-to-day reality of a Cuban amidst the blackouts on the island

Farmer's Day finds Cuba with empty markets, expensive food, bureaucratic red tape, and a bankrupt agriculture

Energy crisis forces Guantánamo to distribute unpasteurized milk every four days

Antonio Guiteras Thermoelectric Plant could resume operations on Monday after repairing three consecutive breakdowns

Rescue in Imías: They crossed a river with a mother and her three-year-old daughter on a stretcher

DeSantis: A free Cuba could become the top destination in the Caribbean

"The children are going hungry": The heart-wrenching cry of a Cuban mother during a protest in Havana