Matanzas

Alina Bárbara López challenges the regime and announces her monthly protest: "Passivity and obedience have led us to this point."

Specialist warns about the risk for hematological and immunological patients due to the rise of arboviruses

Lengthy power outages in Matanzas: Some towns without electricity for almost 70 hours

The electricity company describes the CTE Antonio Guiteras as "the most efficient block" and provokes mockery

Flooding reported in the Matanzas town of Guásimas, Cárdenas

No nurse to administer an injection: lack of care for sick children reported at the Pediatric Hospital in Matanzas

Parts of a tricycle stolen from a family in Matanzas: "The only livelihood we have to eat poorly."

"How could I have imagined that someone would remember me!": Cáritas brings aid from the U.S. to vulnerable families in Matanzas

Cuban intellectuals, artists, and professors from various generations mourn the death of Carolina de la Torre

Professor Carolina de la Torre has passed away: "You leave behind only intelligence, courage, and love in your great journey."

Felton goes offline and exacerbates the electrical crisis in Cuba

Fever cases increase in Matanzas: five municipalities account for the highest number of affected individuals

The prices of transportation in Matanzas are inaccessible, acknowledges the official press

A man has been arrested in Matanzas after shooting at a couple with an underwater fishing gun

From Bad to Worse: Antonio Guiteras Thermal Power Plant Goes Out of Service Again in Cuba

A 19-year-old Cuban dies during Military Service in Matanzas

Matanzas receives its first shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S.

Cárdenas Hospital without electricity: reports of transfer of intensive care patients to Matanzas

They deny collapse at the pediatric hospital in Matanzas: "We are not in a moment of epidemic."

Matanzas receives a "first world" ambulance donated by the government of St. Petersburg

Cárdenas has experienced yet another unusual theft: a solar lamp has vanished from a bank, raising concerns about security at the facility

They broke into a house in Cárdenas early in the morning and even took the fan from a woman while she was sleeping

The UN will send new aid to Cuba after classifying it as one of the 12 humanitarian crises with the least funding in the world

The same dog with a different collar: Cubans in Cárdenas criticize neighborhood market with prices equal to those of small and medium-sized enterprises

"Children reaching out their hands," "elderly submerged... in the dumpsters": a piercing chronicle by a journalist from Matanzas

Guiteras is going out of the SEN again due to a malfunction, and they expect to recover it in a few hours

A strange phenomenon associated with Hurricane Isaias is observed in Matanzas as it moves towards Florida

Salvador Valdés Mesa to the Cubans: "We must work to overcome the crisis."

Wins lawsuit against Commerce in Matanzas, but no one repairs the damage: "When the roof falls and it kills him, there will be no solution"

Cuba selects 1,913 warehouses to serve vulnerable individuals: what will happen to the others?

They report a garbage dump in Matanzas: "How far are we going to go?"

A suspect has been arrested in Cárdenas for the shooting death of a 58-year-old woman

Thanks to a follower, the family cooks beef and distributes it among those in need on the streets of Cuba

A woman dies from a gunshot in Cuba while trying to protect her daughter from her ex-partner

Primary school in Matanzas has been without electricity for over 23 days

They report from the Guiteras online about the 100 MW and Cubans respond: "We'll see how long it lasts."

Truck knocks down deteriorated pole in Virgen del Camino, leaving a circuit without electricity

Wife of Olympic champion Andrés Aldama seeks help amid abandonment situation in Matanzas

Severe local storm causes damage in Perico, Matanzas

Garbage dump blocks corner of downtown Matanzas: "Are our leaders blind?"

The map of "solineras" in Cuba: where they operate, how much they charge, and what services they offer

The regime itself admits it: 2.7 million Cubans do not have access to drinking water, or they receive it intermittently due to power outages

Researcher: "The Cuban Military Service inflicts its damages... on the most vulnerable sectors."

Alert in Matanzas due to an increase in respiratory illnesses

From working in hiding in Cuba to building a family legacy in Miami

Did you know about this hidden paradise just a few kilometers from Varadero?

La Guiteras could be connected to the national electric grid on Saturday

Police operation at a gambling house in Matanzas ends with nine arrests

They recover the motorcycle of a doctor who was assaulted and beaten on a road in Matanzas

Díaz-Canel wants to expand the surveillance of the CDR on its 66th anniversary

Gerardo Hernández enjoys the stew from the CDR amidst blackouts and slogans in Matanzas

Cuban: "To the stress, the power outages, the lack of water... we must add the drug pandemic."

Alina Bárbara López on the CDR: "A gigantic and ineffective bureaucratic structure without a social base."

Words fallen into disuse due to rampant inflation: Cuban writer recalls the peseta and the "macho peso"

Family in Matanzas invites vulnerable neighbors to share their table every December

Report from Caibarién: 12 days without electricity, "a watery soup," and "a water pipe that never arrived."

Díaz-Canel talks about "the CDRs that this time needs" and Cubans respond: "Don't count on me."

Dead lions, stolen crocodile, and monkey relocated to die: the end of the Colón Zoo

Cuban: "Here, nothing is produced. Here, it is imported, hoarded, and resold."

Jonathan, a Cuban with visual impairments, was assaulted while selling bread by bicycle to make a living