Homero Acosta

From the architect of the Constitution to the jurist of the 176 measures: The transition that the Cuban regime never explained

Díaz-Canel does not accept the resignation of Homero Acosta: Are there signs of a fracture or a moral crisis in Cuban power?

The regime's pieces are moving: Changes in the Supreme Court and resignations shake power in Cuba

Officials justify the constitutional reform without public consultation: "We have the competencies."

What topics will be addressed in the fifth ordinary session of the Cuban parliament?

Homero Acosta will be the next president of the Council of State

The Supreme People's Tribunal and the Attorney General will report to the Cuban Parliament

The Cuban Parliament will hold its sessions in person for the first time in two years starting this Saturday

Díaz-Canel retires the "historic" members of the Council of State, but retains Raúl Castro's sentinel

Cuba will have a new government before the end of October

Prime Minister and 15 governors to continue playing at elections in Cuba

Only 262 Cubans question the supremacy of the Communist Party in the constitutional debates, according to the Island's Government

Homero Acosta: "Only in socialism and communism does the human being achieve full dignity."

Cubans abroad request the right to vote and Social Security during the debate on the Constitution

The Cuban government says it received "only 30 opinions" requesting the abolition of socialism

Raúl Castro began working on the reform of the Constitution in 2013 alongside 12 elected officials