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History of Cuba
"We will always overcome"... even if there's nothing to eat
Alina Bárbara López: The Communist Party, that "camouflage" of the ruling elite in Cuba
Living Memory of Exile: New Bay of Pigs Museum Opens in Miami
"We are ready to fight": Díaz-Canel warns of a possible attack from the U.S.
History of the "Cuba" dress created by Christian Dior, inspired by the elegance of the Cuban woman
Yale professor Carlos Eire: "The curse of Cuba is its own history."
The great lie of the Mallory Memorandum: The regime manipulates history to cover up its failure
Cubans remember El Carmelo and the Amadeo Roldán: this was the Havana that no longer exists
Cubans mourn the abandonment of the Tower of San Juan Evangelista, a symbol of Bayamo
Dolores Rondón, the Cuban woman whose epitaph became an immortal lesson
"It was a wonder": Cubans lament the abandonment of the old Ekloh store in Havana
Everyone aspiring to attend university in Cuba has a guaranteed spot
"The 'choppy voice' and the 'stirred soul': the supreme sentimentality of the UJC secretary after the meeting with Díaz-Canel."
Luciano Castillo receives the National Film Award 2026 in Cuba amid tensions in the audiovisual sector
Harvard professor criticizes the "unforgivable incompetence" of the Cuban regime
The most urgent matter for Cuba "is to put an end to the tyranny," says the National Prize winner in History and Social Sciences
Cuba before and after 1959: Deconstructing a myth built by the communist totalitarian regime
Díaz-Canel asserts that the revolution has eliminated misery and ills in Cuba while the island is experiencing its worst crisis in decades
Spanish regime propagandist criticizes Pedro Sánchez's silence in the face of the "U.S. offensive" against Cuba
The FAR and their historic decision: to defend Cuba or the Castro family?
Donald Trump: "I think I will have the honor of taking Cuba."
"No We Don't Understand Each Other": Díaz-Canel's Post about Baraguá Triggers Avalanche of Criticism, Mockery, and Rejection Messages
"No por eso nos entendemos": In the midst of negotiations with the U.S., Díaz-Canel recalls Baraguá with an unfortunate phrase
Cuba produces less sugar today than in 1899: Economist blames Fidel Castro for destroying the industry
Cuba: 74 Years of Dictatorship and the Historic Moment of Change
The dark origin of "the cat of María Ramos": A crime, a trial, and a legend in Havana
Cuban regime presents the “Selected Works” of Raúl Castro: Nine volumes to bolster his legacy
Impressive German sailboat astonishes in Havana Bay amidst fuel crisis
Cuban ambassador in the Dominican Republic denies repression and defends the single party as "the will of the people."
Lis Cuesta shouts “Long Live Free Cuba!” alongside a controversial video about Martí and foreign intervention
Bruno Rodríguez commemorates the explosion of the Maine, and Cubans respond: "You sink Cuba every day."
"Love is letting go of power": Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after his message on Valentine's Day
Cubans missed the fall of the Berlin Wall; we cannot miss this moment
Chilean communist leader confirms that the Cuban leadership sees the island in its worst historical moment: "More serious than the Bay of Pigs"
Cold wave in Cuba recalls the sad events of the Mazorra Psychiatric Hospital
When did electricity arrive in Cuba? Historical data contradicts Arleen Rodríguez
Torch march on an island in the dark: Cuban regime celebrates amid blackouts
Young Spanish woman will travel alone to Cuba and defends her decision: “I have fallen in love with the country and it is not dangerous at all.”
The rhetoric of bravado of the Cuban regime
Díaz-Canel invokes "67 years of creative resistance," and Cubans label him as cynical: "There is nothing to celebrate," they respond
UNEAC celebrates the poet Delfín Prats: From ostracism and censorship to "an essential figure of our literature"
“They threw us out of the house and sealed the door”: Cuban writer recounts her escape on the Flights of Freedom
Revolutionary hagiography: Granma describes Fidel Castro as "the least known filmmaker in the world."
Tragedy and Sharks: The Story of the Shipwreck of the Sánchez Barcáiztegui in Havana Bay
The incredible story of the pastor and the doctors who faced an ambush in the heart of the Cuban mountains
Why does the Cuban regime deny amnesty to political prisoners?
MINFAR celebrates "heroism of Granma" amid the Caribbean crisis: Panic and propaganda in Havana
Whom did the mansion, which is now the Palace of Marriages in El Vedado, belong to?
The incredible story of a CIA agent who survived 14 years in a Cuban prison
The Haunted House of Báguanos: Legend or Reality?
Message from a Cuban to Alejandro Gil: “You know too much; the one who breaks the pact is the one who changes history.”
Did you know that Spain had a president who was born in Cuba?
"‘We only brought our dead’: The tweet from MINFAR that outrages Cuba and reopens the wounds of Angola"
Elián González claims that in Cuba before 1959, there were no great artists or athletes
Their response about Cuba went viral on social media: “You can't miss a prison disguised as a homeland.”
Díaz-Canel links Céspedes to the 1959 revolution and faces criticism for manipulating history
The myth of "revolutionary unity": How Fidel Castro imposed a single party through purges and betrayals
Vice Admiral Pedro Miguel Pérez Betancourt has died, another figure of historical significance in the regime
"It's a shame that we couldn't make progress in our homeland": Exiled writer rescues the history of 250 Cuban singers
Influencer revives the myth of the Cuban güije and sparks debate on social media
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