Laritza Camacho

Laritza Camacho on the leaders in Cuba: "They should protest against themselves."

Cubans: Are we really living?

Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba: "No one would miss the taste of bread if they weren't eating stone."

Laritza Camacho: "The problem has never been the photo nor the photographer."

Cubans question the Police: attentive to posters and pot-banging, but not to thefts

Cuba: the regime's double standards, the blockade as an excuse for failures, and the revolution as a credit for successes

"Make the miracle": prayer to the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre for Cuba

Laritza Camacho on Cuba: "We are a country free from everything that would make us a... free country."

Who sets the exorbitant prices? Laritza Camacho questions the government and its erratic economic policies

Cubans question ETECSA over false seismic alarm that caused panic in nine provinces

Laritza Camacho wants an idea-driven business in her neighborhood: "Let's together get rid of the garbage that stinks and the one that organizes and lies."

"Normal does not exist": Laritza Camacho on the crisis in Cuba

Laritza Camacho challenges PCC members: "Let's put it to the test."

Laritza Camacho: "Cubans are not happy, and that cannot be hidden."

Laritza Camacho: "Get out and leave, we don't need you."

Laritza Camacho on the capitalist package in Cuba: "They are tailoring a suit for us."

Laritza Camacho demands that Cuban officials "take off the mask": "It's urgent that they function."

Laritza Camacho on holiday days: Without transport, with garbage, landslides, and people collecting water with buckets

Laritza Camacho on the regime: "The measures they take are meant to entrench themselves in power and their luxury."

Laritza Camacho: "We have a law on food sovereignty, but we have no food."

Laritza Camacho: "How the blockade does not affect the way of life of the powerful at all"

Laritza Camacho: "I am against the Cuban government because the Cuban government is against Cuba."

Laritza Camacho jokes after El Cangrejo interview: "Of course he can negotiate, if he has pedigree, money, and blue eyes."

Laritza Camacho: "Why do those who advocate for sharing poverty equally become increasingly wealthy?"

Laritza Camacho: "There is nothing Martian in a power that does not listen to its people."

Announcer Laritza Camacho on the UNE's informative segments: "Do they take us into consideration?"