Guantánamo

"The people are not asking for handouts": Official spokesperson erupts over the loss of mangoes in Guantánamo

This is what one of the community charging centers looks like, as Guantánamo seeks to tackle the prolonged blackouts

The Party wants fewer complaints, but Guantánamo continues to receive over 150 daily claims regarding the electric service

Guantánamo reports 23 suspected cases of dengue, and two municipalities remain on epidemiological alert

They are planting soybeans in Guantánamo to make yogurt and, someday, oil

Cuban mother to her five-year-old daughter: "I only have hugs and helplessness."

U.S.: "The Cuban regime will not be able to steal or divert this aid."

Trump is considering expanding immigrant detention centers in 14 locations, including the Guantanamo naval base

The Cuban regime threatens to enforce the law against vendors who do not accept transfers

The official newspaper boasts about coal exports, and Cubans erupt: "What will the people cook with?"

Farmer found dead on his farm in Guantánamo after alleged assault

Ice Cream in an Ashtray: The New Image of the Collapse of Gastronomy in Cuba

"Even the dogs won't eat it": Guantanameros explode on social media over poor quality of bread

They warn about a new scam involving Cuban peso bills in Guantánamo

The Guantánamo government admits that banks do not have enough cash and threatens sanctions against those who refuse transfers

Electric Union: "Appropriate measures will be taken" against line workers involved in the Calabazar incident

Cuban woman showcases her million-dollar cuisine in Cuba: This is what they cooked

Cubalex warns about the detention of at least six people following a protest against blackouts in Guantánamo

The regime declares war in Guantánamo on loudspeakers, loud music on motorcycles, and illegal street racing

Cuban authorities confiscate two vessels found in Camagüey and Guantánamo

Alert: sargassum tide invades the beaches of Baracoa

Cubana de Aviación announces an increase in domestic routes for the summer

Adobe houses for a Cuba without cement or rebar: the new initiative by the government in Guantánamo

Without electricity in their homes, the government is taking people from Guantánamo to watch television in public squares

“Cultiva tu pedacito”: authorities in Guantánamo shift the responsibility of food production to families

"Oh, look, another achievement of the revolution": Guantánamo announces it will resume production of soy yogurt

Cuban woman in the United States gifts a house to her mother in Cuba for her birthday

Solar panels stolen from maternal home in Cárdenas

Thieves attempt to steal a solar panel in Guantánamo and leave a smelly "gift" on the roof

Five arrested for the theft of dielectric oil at a pumping station in Guantánamo

Cash shortages threaten the payment of salaries and pensions in Guantánamo

Granma is left in the dark: New disconnection from the SEN due to an emergency

Ten electric taxis donated to Matanzas for hemodialysis service

The U.S. confirms that the $100 million aid for Cuba will begin to be delivered in July

The banking Cuba promised by the government is sinking, while cash fuels the informal market

A forest fire in the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park has been brought under control after affecting around 600 hectares

A forest fire ravages 200 hectares of the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park in Guantánamo

UNE fixes transformers after complaint on Facebook: 21 days without electricity

Long hours of waiting to return home: Special train with 680 teachers to Guantánamo departs late

"Any threat must be taken seriously": Bruno Rodríguez challenges the U.S.

A perceptible earthquake of magnitude 3.9 has been reported in Imías, Guantánamo

A man has been arrested for fuel theft in Guantánamo: What do we know?

One woman has died and several others have been injured after a tricycle overturned in Yateras, Guantánamo

Guantánamo kicks off a summer "full of activities," says the state-run press

Pinar del Río, host of the National Central Ceremony for July 26: propaganda continues while Cuba sinks

Damage to solar panels and other structures after severe local storm hit Guantánamo

Thieves caught trying to break into a house in Guantánamo: "Either I leave, or you leave."

Huge garbage dump raises concern in Guantánamo: "Rats are entering homes and the stench is unbearable."

What this Cuban did for a humble street worker is touching the internet: "How sad."

"Old times have returned": Cubans go to wash in the river due to water shortages

The official press boasts about exports in Guantánamo while coal and coffee are scarce in the domestic market

"How far are we going to go?" The anguish of a Cuban woman in the face of the elimination of price caps

Eleven members of three gangs linked to nighttime robberies in central areas of the city have been arrested in Guantánamo

Trump is gaining ground in Latin America: almost all presidents are now on his side

Up to 25 days without water: authorities admit serious deterioration of supply in Guantánamo

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

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, "blackouts aside."

Flooding in Holguín after heavy rains

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