Round Table

Cuba began distributing Russian fuel on April 17, but it is only operating at 50% of the necessary amount

Cuba plans to connect energy storage batteries that will allow it to exceed 900 MW of solar power and reduce daytime blackouts

"Each consumer generating their own electricity": The controversial proposal from the regime amid the energy crisis

If Cuba did not have an embargo, "the reduction of blackouts would have been extraordinary," says the minister

Cubans on the Minister of Energy: Years in office and the blackouts continue

Arleen Rodríguez praises Díaz-Canel and calls him a "man of love" on his 66th birthday

Mariela Castro calls Trump an 'ignorant pedophile' and accuses the U.S. of recruiting LGBT mercenaries in Cuba

87% of the water supply system depends on the SEN, justifies the regime

There is no public transportation, but there is for those arriving at the airport

They attribute water problems in Cuba to power outages

The supply booklet is the main tool for distributing donations in Cuba, according to the minister

Officials assure that international donations in Cuba are distributed "transparently" and with "popular control."

Transport in Cuba sinks deeper every day, while the minister promises solutions that never arrive

The Cuban government insists on relocating workers due to the energy crisis and fuel shortages

The Cuban regime will allow emigrants to open foreign currency accounts in banks on the island

Cuban residents abroad will be able to participate in or own private businesses on the Island

The Cuban regime will grant land in usufruct to residents abroad

Announcement of Díaz-Canel's appearance: what will the leader say this time?

Frei Betto urges Cubans to "look at Fidel's example of resistance" amid new tensions with the U.S.

Spy René González: "The United States is going through a terrible crisis."

"Four days without service": endless lines at banks in Matanzas due to power outages

The failure of the contingency plan measures

"Everything is a lie" and "they no longer deceive anyone": criticism erupts following the Round Table discussion

Cuban regime promises to keep CADECA and the currency exchange market operational even during the energy crisis

Cuban regime promises to guarantee pensions despite the crisis: “It’s a priority in the budget.”

The government claims that Cuban banks are ready to operate even without electricity

How much longer can they hold on? Measures deepen the exhaustion of the Cuban people

Government to sell solar modules to workers in Cuba: Promises "incentives" to generate electricity

The Cuban government is closing hotels due to a lack of fuel

Cuban regime calls for an "increase" in national oil production

International Book Fair of Havana postponed due to "extraordinary situation"

Pérez-Oliva Fraga: "We are not here to make justifications."

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

Transportation goes into emergency mode: MITRANS announces key cuts

Cuban regime authorizes direct sale of energy generated by companies and individuals

Administrative activities will operate only from Monday to Thursday

Pérez-Oliva Fraga acknowledges internal deficiencies: “We do not want to justify ourselves with the blockade.”

Cuban regime announces special program to explain new measures in response to the fuel crisis

“They lack dignity and c*nes”: pro-government journalist Oliver Zamora defends Arleen Rodríguez amid the controversy

Mónica Baró dismantles Arleen Rodríguez's discourse on journalism in Cuba: "She knows she is lying."

Press chief of Díaz-Canel defends Arleen Rodríguez after controversial statement about Martí

Arleen Rodríguez breaks the silence: “I did not quote Martí and I have already apologized for the mistake.”

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

“José Martí did not know electric light”: Arleen Rodríguez justifies the blackouts, and Rafael Correa cuts her off abruptly

"We risk our lives at sea and are paid a pittance": the other side of fishing in Cuba

Díaz-Canel celebrates 26 years of the Round Table and faces criticism: "Battle of ideas with a full belly"

Ulises Toirac jokes about dollarization and the monetary chaos in Cuba and proposes the "pesolar."

The foreigner pays for the beer, hands over the dollar, and the benefit goes to the people: The new economic logic of the Cuban minister

"It cannot be determined when the epidemic wave will end": warns researcher from IPK about chikungunya in Cuba

"This will pass, it will become a story to tell": IPK expert downplays the chikungunya epidemic in Cuba

Las Tunas begins massive fumigation amid surge of dengue and chikungunya

Who is Arleen Rodríguez Derivet?: The official journalist behind Díaz-Canel's “image laundering”

The officialist journalist insists on defending Díaz-Canel: “He has shown ample evidence of deep sensitivity.”

They are developing drugs to address the health crisis in Cuba

The theater director lashes out on social media: "The health crisis is more about abandonment than about blockage."

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

Díaz-Canel confirms that there are no fatalities "so far" following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Díaz-Canel labels the people of western and central Cuba as "privileged" because they have electricity

The regime boasts about its evacuation system, but 95% of those evacuated were taken in by family and neighbors

Morales Ojeda asserts that the Cuban people "recognize" the government's handling in response to Melissa