History of Cuba

The Cuban family: the other tragedy of the 'revolution'

Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, neither white nor black: the shades of history

Ulises Toirac: "The Jolt of Emigration" and Its Thousands of Stories in Cuba

"All we want is to be free and equal": the relevance of the Manifesto of October 10, according to a Cuban historian

Cuba: when the Republic began to shoot itself

Between Knowing and Living in Freedom: 158 Years Since the Grito de Yara

158 years since the Grito de Yara: the freedoms claimed by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes remain restricted in Cuba

Cuban searches for those who arrived in the U.S. on a makeshift raft in Hialeah and receives surprising responses

Díaz-Canel challenges Washington: "Cuba is not for sale."

Bruno prescribes 19th-century protests and Castro-era struggles to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, just like in Moncada!"

A book about a Cuban woman who went from poverty on the island to becoming a businesswoman in the U.S. was presented in Tampa

1898: What did Cuba gain and what did it lose?

1898 under the gaze of Cuban historians

The Platt Amendment: the Men Behind the Vote (Part II)

Miami and Tampa are competing over the Cuban sandwich: where did it really originate?

Betrayal or Realism? The Cuban Dilemma Concerning the Platt Amendment (Part I)

Leonard Wood: Between Reform and the Guardianship of Cuba

Heroes and villains: the resistance against evil

John R. Brooke, first governor of Cuba

Francisco Vicente Aguilera, the man who gave everything for the homeland

Who was Narciso López really?

Bruno Rodríguez dusts off the old narrative of the "Revolution" to defend the Cuban regime

Narciso López: between patriotism and filibusterism

Ignacio Agramonte: the man who wanted to establish a Republic before winning it

Quintín Banderas: three wars, one general, and a life that racism could not erase

Forget about that girl who never loved you: memories of annexationism in Cuba

Democracy activist and veteran of the Republican Navy of Cuba passes away in Miami

"A democratic Cuba will have to learn to live after the Revolution," argues an Argentine intellectual

Vicente García: the patriot who also harmed the revolution

Pilot flies near Miami and reveals the reason that forces him to climb in altitude

Chequera recalls the Special Period in Cuba

Why do Cubans pay tribute to Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre today? Discover the full story

"We must translate the protests 'into a strategy of struggle,' says Cuban historian."

After the last Castro

Gerardo Machado: between history and myth

Bartolomé Masó: History must also do him justice

Another young artist reinterprets "La Catalina" from abroad: "It was about rewriting the song, not breaking our hearts."

Estrada Palma: an honest man, a misguided president

Historian Rolando Gallardo questions whether Machado was truly a dictator

Luisito, the Collector: The Man Who Defeated Oblivion

José Antonio Saco facing today's Cuba: How to regain the dignity of a nation?

To film the present so that the past does not change tomorrow

Challenges of Cuba in the 21st Century: Reconstruction and National Reconciliation in a Democratic, Prosperous, and Free Republic

The crisis of the model and the awakening of civil society in Cuba

A hundred years since the creation of evil: Fidel Castro, the man without a soul, without a face, and without a word

Yunior García on obstacles to the future of Cuba: "We are all too busy attacking each other."

"Ask how the thirst of an Island is quenched": poet and journalist from Matanzas

"To make us fly and take us out of the deadly routine": concert by Silvia Pérez Cruz in Old Havana

Cuban society under the new regime

Socialist economy, nationalizations, and structural crisis in Cuba

The institutional framework of the Cuban regime

False earthquake alarm causes tension among residents of Camagüey

The 'Revolution' of 1959: From Popular Triumph to Dictatorship

Manuel Marrero Cruz: "To die for the homeland is to live."

Maceo was downed in Las Tunas, and no one is responding: they demand to reveal the guilty parties

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

Activist Lara Crofs: "Maceo cannot be overthrown; he must be returned to Cuba."

Education and Culture in the Republic (1902-1958): A nation that built schools, trained teachers, and fostered thought before the historical break

Armando Tomey calls Díaz-Canel "a mule with fangs."

The Republic from 1902 to 1958: Lights and Shadows of a Nation in the Making