Jorge Fernández Era

CiberCuba: Summary of news from the last 24 hours

Ulises Toirac again speaks out in defense of Jorge Fernández Era following his arbitrary detention

Jorge Fernández Era has been released after spending more than 15 hours detained in Havana

Jorge Fernández Era recounts his experience after identifying repressors at the funeral of Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela

Poet Alexis Díaz-Pimienta describes the U.S. operation in Venezuela as an invasion and warns of a possible "next is Cuba."

Between Hope and Fear: The Cuban Debate on the Capture of Maduro and the Bombings in Venezuela

Cuban writer Fernández Era claims that what happened in Venezuela is “another act of terrorism” and triggers intense controversy

Heartbreaking testimony from Alina Bárbara López and Jorge Fernández Era following their arrest in Matanzas

Dr. Lilian Borroto is arrested while protesting the detention of her mother, Alina Bárbara López

Jorge Fernández Era on the sanction imposed on Alejandro Gil: "The Cuban 'revolutionary' state is corrupt by nature."

Prosecutor suspends the case against Fernández Era and cancels the precautionary measures: "I achieved it through sheer determination."

Journalist reports on the State Security's siege in Havana and shows photos of her oppressors

Bruno Rodríguez denies disappearances and torture in Cuba, while opponents are arrested and silenced

Cuban activist suffers injury after being violently detained by police in Havana

José María Vitier responds to the complaint from Jorge Fernández Era: “I find no argument that justifies that treatment.”

Ulises Toirac speaks out following a new violent detention of the writer Jorge Fernández Era

Wife of the writer Jorge Fernández Era resigns from Uneac

“They hit you because they fear you”: the powerful message of support from Nelson Gudín to Jorge Fernández Era

Beating and death threats: Jorge Fernández Era calls the officials who attacked him "fascists."

Jorge Fernández Era reports an assault following his detention by State Security in Havana

Ulises Toirac's emphatic statement on the freedom of expression in Cuba: “Stop the abuse of power.”

Jorge Fernández Era, the writer, was detained in Havana while heading to his peaceful protest

Intellectual Jorge Fernández Era has been summoned by State Security for questioning at Villa Marista

Jorge Fernández Era resigns from UNEAC following the expulsion of Alina Bárbara López

Arbitrary detention of writer Jorge Fernández Era and academic Alina Bárbara López reported

The regime inaugurates the first International Biennial of Political Humor, but warns that "there are limits" regarding the theme of Cuba and its leaders

They report harassment by State Security against writer Jorge Fernández Era

State Security posts ads on Revolico in the name of writer Jorge Fernández Era

Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era arrested in Matanzas

Luis Silva to the writer Fernández Era: "I find everything that is happening to you very unfair."

Osvaldo Doimeadiós to Jorge Fernández Era after suffering harassment: "Count on me"

More than a hundred comedians, artists, and writers condemn the harassment against Jorge Fernández Era in Cuba

Regime prohibits Cuban intellectual Alina López Hernández from leaving the country

House arrest imposed on Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era

Jorge Fernández Era reports reprisals against his son in prison

Fernández Era resigns from La Joven Cuba due to censorship: "With its silence, it has also become an accomplice."

Writer Fernández Era denies involvement in egg sales on Revolico

Fernández Era and Alina Bárbara expose late Castroism

A ban on leaving the country has been imposed on Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era

Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era is released

Intellectuals and activists condemn the detention of Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era

Cuban writer Jorge Fernández Era detained

Journalist Jorge Fernández Era: "I will continue to defend my right to express myself."

Writer Fernández Era will not attend the summons from State Security

Cuban journalist attacks UNEAC's letter denying repression in Cuba