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"If Maceo sees this, he won't disembark": Mockery erupts against official event in Baracoa

Amelia Calzadilla lashes out at Michel Torres after the controversy over Sandro Castro: “Spare us the theatrics.”

Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba: How the regime uses war as propaganda to survive

The "cognitive war" according to Granma: Propaganda, denial, and fear of the Cuban reality

Official press reveals the identity of State Security repressive agents

Actor Luis Alberto García criticizes the silence of the state-run press regarding protests in Cuba

Head of the ideological department of the PCC: “Vandalism is not claiming a right.”

Díaz-Canel dismisses the protest in Morón, labeling it as "vandalism" and "violence."

"Brazen Communist": citizen confronts regime propagandist Michel Torres Corona in the street

Official media boasts about tomato puree production, and users respond with irony: "Now we package it for the stores at USD."

After denying contacts with Washington, the official press in Cuba adjusts its narrative to promote dialogue with the U.S.

Cubadebate speaks of "difficult days" and Cubans erupt: "We are dead while alive."

An official journalist attacks the media for its coverage of the conflict in Iran

Humberto López acknowledges "hard times" in Cuba, but ignores the shooting in territorial waters and chooses to discuss agriculture

Cuban Presidency remains silent in the face of Marco Rubio's dialogue with "El Cangrejo," grandson of Raúl Castro

When solutions are lacking, verses abound: The new official manifesto on Cubadebate

Criticism of Cubadebate after comparing Chinese and U.S. special forces: “The country is falling apart and you’re focused on this.”

"Another achievement of the government": The ruling party admits that Las Tunas has become a dump, and social media does not hold back

Oscar Pérez-Oliva resorts to the dictatorship's wild card: "There are things that cannot be explained publicly."

Díaz-Canel's show was not live: a clock reveals the regime's manipulation

"Tender image": Russia Today spokesperson in Cuba romanticizes child poverty in new propaganda message

“They use pain for propaganda”: Cubans outraged by the manipulation of a baby’s rescue

"They lack dignity and balls": pro-government journalist Oliver Zamora defends Arleen Rodríguez amid the controversy

Arleen Rodríguez Derivet: The soulmate of Díaz-Canel who wishes to write like Martí and be as beautiful as Ana de Armas

"Those drones have more energy than all of Havana": Cubans mock Cubadebate's post about Maduro

Official media in Cuba avoids mentioning Miami, even when announcing the death of Alfredito Rodríguez

"Crime does not even respect bars," admits official TV in Cuba, as vandalism and impunity advance

Havana manipulates Venezuelan statement to disguise the cooling relations with Caracas following Maduro's capture

The official Cuban press speaks of the "theft" of an oil tanker, while Venezuela admits to a joint operation with the U.S.

Economist disproves account of "excessive consumption" of rice in Cuba and presents historical decline in the supply of the cereal

"There is no economy for a country solution": state television acknowledges that there is no national way out of the agricultural crisis in Cuba

Media hypocrisy: NTV uses the pain of others to clean the image of the regime that expelled millions of Cubans

Cubadebate blames the exile community for the "hatred on social media" while concealing the Cuban state's violence against freedom of expression

Journalism is not treason: Dismantling the criminalization of a free press in Cuba

Cubadebate promotes Colombian oil and Cuban rum for export and faces a barrage of criticism

Cuban regime unleashes new offensive of defamation and threats against independent press

Epidemiological crisis: Regime acknowledges partial responsibility of MINSAP, but again blames the Cubans

Who is Arleen Rodríguez Derivet?: The officialist journalist behind Díaz-Canel's "image laundering."

Official journalist insists in defense of Díaz-Canel: “He has shown ample evidence of deep sensitivity.”

The regime will broadcast a Round Table on the epidemiological crisis: Concern and fear of new lockdowns in Cuba

"Neither bed nor empathy": Cubans turn the wall of 'Chapeando bajito' into a popular trial of Díaz-Canel

Abel Prieto on Díaz-Canel: "Our people love and admire him."

Propaganda among the rubble: The regime's television justifies the refusal of aid from the U.S.

The Diplomacy of Victimhood: How the Cuban Regime Rewrites the Embargo Before the UN Vote

The great lie of the U.S. "blockade" against Cuba: The data that the news program did not show

Communist Party of Cuba denounces destruction of the Electrical System... but in Gaza

Díaz-Canel takes refuge in Russian propaganda: "RT tells truths that others hide."

The Cuban regime strikes back against the journalist who revealed the 18 billion of GAESA

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the propagandistic role of the newspaper Granma and calls for its reinforcement

The Cuban regime launches a campaign on social media with the slogan "Raúl is Raúl."

The Cuban regime is making moves in the state press: New directors at Granma and Juventud Rebelde

In the midst of blackouts, Granma discusses how mealtime prolongs life

Gabriela from Con Filo escapes from the blackouts... straight to an all-inclusive hotel

PCC Secretary in Gibara after the protests over blackouts: "Let us trust in the tremendous Revolution we have."

Official journalists justify power outages and scold the public for complaining

This is how the official press laments the energy crisis: “It's not about demanding more electricity, just knowing when the blackout will happen.”

The government of Santiago de Cuba denies sabotage to the SEN reported by the state media

The official press attributes the power outage in Eastern Cuba to sabotage and removes the note minutes later

The authorized truth arrives late: criticisms of official journalism following the multiple incident in Havana

Is the water crisis in Cuba worsening or is “the little availability” increasing?: When the regime no longer knows what to say