Guantánamo

Guantánamo restricts the distribution of oil and peas to less than 12,000 people due to a lack of products

What can you buy with 8,500 pesos in Cuba? "It wasn't enough for the main dish."

The United States tests anti-drone systems at its Naval Base in Guantánamo

Halloween at Guantánamo Naval Base: families decorated their homes and competed for prizes

A medical student from Guantánamo has reportedly died in a motorcycle accident

Guantánamo government turns to economic actors to pay pensions for over 27,000 retirees

Guantánamo went in and out of the SEN, but Cubans didn't even notice: "We're still the same, without power."

Leprosy in Cuba: Santiago and Guantánamo accounted for half of the new cases in 2025

More than 3,000 patients are waiting for surgery in Guantánamo, including over 300 cancer patients

New electrical incident: Santiago de Cuba and Guantánamo disconnect from the SEN

"What will I buy?": Cuban nurse jokes about her salary of 4,000 pesos after a month of work

A working mother shares that she relies on her neighbors to eat at a "llega y pon" in Havana

The Meteorological Institute warns of heavy rainfall for Eastern Cuba

Guantánamo is counting on five tricycles to clean its streets, but residents are skeptical about their impact

Intense rains threaten eastern Cuba with a risk of flooding and landslides

Cuba is aging: 26.7% of its population is 60 years or older

A man transporting 28 quintals of coffee in a rented car was arrested in Baracoa

Guantánamo has only two hours of light per day: Electric Company announces extreme restrictions

Díaz-Canel congratulates the State and Government training school and calls for improved "management methods and styles" amid the crisis

Uncontrolled thefts in Guantánamo: solar panels from a funeral home, diesel from a polyclinic, and even mattresses from the University of Medical Sciences

Guantánamo offers thousands of hectares of agricultural land, but it acknowledges that only a small portion has irrigation facilities

U.S. military personnel celebrate with a cake in Guantanamo: the reason behind the celebration

At least 60 detained in Guantánamo during operation against illegal mining

The U.S. celebrates 251 years of its Navy and recalls the history of its oldest military base abroad: Guantanamo

Yuriorkis Gamboa returns to Guantánamo with a donation for the boxing team

They find nearly fifty stolen panels from a solar park in a house in Guantánamo

Archbishop of Santiago on the crisis in Cuba: "We are doing poorly, we don't know how to get out of this."

Díaz-Canel expresses "great confidence" in those responsible for the electric sector while Cuba endures endless blackouts

UPEC in Guantanamo reaches out to attract students due to the shortage of communication professionals

Two Cuban weightlifters leave the delegation in Mexico before competing in the qualifying event for Lima 2027

Massive blackout in the eastern region of Cuba after a surge in the Nuevitas-Las Tunas line

Mother reports 15 days in a punishment cell for Cuban political prisoner for reciting a poem

Traffic authorities in Guantánamo strengthen controls following complaints about illegal street racing and loud noises

Workers from Commerce and Siprot are experiencing salary delays in Guantánamo

The governor of Guantánamo calls attention to the mayor and the Public Works Department regarding the landfills and the neglect of the city

Guantánamo raises train prices, while authorities admit that prices may change again

Dengue cases soar in Cuba: over 11,000 cases in 2026, nine times what was expected, while the regime remains silent

Radio Ángulo, another broadcaster in Cuba affected by power outages

Leader defends neighborhood markets in Guantánamo, but Cubans report prices that are unaffordable

Cuba selects 1,913 warehouses to assist vulnerable individuals: what will happen to the others?

A noticeable earthquake was reported in Guantánamo and Santiago de Cuba

Authorities in Guantánamo are investigating the illegal sale of rice that may have originated from a Chinese donation

Drug trafficker arrested in Havana: 131 doses of the "chemical" seized

Two teenagers are injured following an alleged illegal motorcycle race in Guantánamo

The map of "solineras" in Cuba: where they operate, how much they charge, and what services they offer

The only mill in Guantánamo will begin processing sugarcane to produce alcohol and will then try to make sugar

Huge garbage dump grows along the Baracoa waterfront: neighbors report foul odors and pests

Cubana: "To the stress, the blackouts, the lack of water... we now add the pandemic of drugs."

The Guantánamo government shifts the responsibility of pension payments to more than 18,000 retirees onto economic actors

Authorities in Guantánamo are making changes to train fares, but it is still unknown how much traveling will cost

Two anti-drug operations shake the city of Guantánamo, resulting in several arrests

Three years of banking services and over 31,000 retirees in Guantánamo continue to wait in line at the banks

At least two people have been arrested for the alleged theft of 10 photovoltaic panels from a farmer in Guantánamo

Cuba presents the most comprehensive botanical inventory in its history: more than 8,300 plant taxa cataloged

"The medical power has gone to waste": Cuban doctor denounces the ordeal of caring for her baby

Cuban regime honors 51 healthcare workers with the "Labor Achievement" Medal

A whale stirs up a commotion in Baracoa and mobilizes the police to prevent it from being eaten

Guantánamo seeks an "efficient" coffee harvest after a previous "very low" one

The Guantanamo municipality of Manuel Tames is on alert due to cases of fever and the proliferation of illegal dumps

"Here we have it all": official media in Guantánamo boasts of a maternity home while the province records a critical infant mortality rate