MININT

Outrage after threats from the Cuban regime against U.S. Ambassador Mike Hammer

State Security assures that it will prevent further meetings between Ambassador Hammer and civil society in Cuba

Identity of Minint Officer Accused of Repressing Cuban Journalists and Artists Revealed

Minint forces carry out a drug raid in Vedado, Havana

What is Kolokoltsev doing in Havana?

Cuban regime detains journalist Henry Constantin for the second time in a week

Russian Interior Minister arrives in Cuba to strengthen cooperation and fight against crime

Alert about a new scam in Cuba: a fake call from a "lieutenant colonel" asking for money for a supposed bail

A human body has been found floating in a stream in the Cuabita neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba

"Yunior was not a hero. He was just another victim of Castroism": The true story of one of the soldiers who died in Venezuela

Minint official speaks of "majority support" for the Revolution in a impoverished and freedom-less Cuba

"They offered their lives in a fierce battle": Díaz-Canel honors the Cuban soldiers who died in Venezuela

Widow of Cuban colonel killed in Venezuela: "He died as he wanted"

Díaz-Canel calls for another March of the Combatant People: "So that those who underestimate us can better know us."

"I feel like a piece of me has been torn away": Mother of the youngest Cuban soldier killed in Venezuela speaks

Clandestinos group sets fire to UJC poster on the central highway

José Luis Mesa Delgado, the general who commanded the execution of Ochoa, has died

The Cuban footprint in Venezuelan repression: Documents, evidence, and international testimonies

Bruno Rodríguez responds to Donald Trump: “We have never charged for security services in any country.”

The dead Cubans during the capture of Maduro in Venezuela were not Black Wasps

"His training was for repression, not for fighting": Orestes Lorenzo on the Cuban military killed in Venezuela

Cuba informs relatives that it is not possible to repatriate the remains of officers who died in Venezuela

Activists identify deceased Cuban military officer who personally protected Nicolás Maduro

Bruno Rodríguez's boast sparks a wave of criticism: "Don't speak for the people, we are tired of you."

Storm on social media after publication of list of 32 soldiers killed in Venezuela: "Those Cubans are not heroes."

The Cuban regime publishes the identities of the 32 soldiers killed in Venezuela during the capture of Maduro

The hypocrisy of the regime: Cuba will mourn the “fighters” that it claimed did not exist

Regime declares national mourning for the 32 Cuban bodyguards who died during the capture of Maduro

Traffic accident in Havana leaves a senior official of the Minint dead

Cuban security for Maduro collapsed during U.S. operation: The network that protected him became his greatest vulnerability

Abandoned speedboat found in the northern area of Camagüey

Five young people arrested for armed robbery at a store in Sancti Spíritus

Man arrested accused of taking the life of a young man in Guantánamo

Profiles related to the MININT boast about drug operations while the regime attempts to project control

Cuban police seize jugs of oil diverted from the state sector in Camagüey

Recovered mattresses and school supplies stolen from an Education warehouse in Guantánamo

The regime's comptroller speaks of "zero tolerance" for corruption while GAESA remains beyond her control

Cuba claims to have dismantled a drug trafficking network with connections in Florida

The alleged perpetrator of the double murder that shocked Guantánamo has been captured in Baracoa

Alejandro Gil's sister after the life sentence: "He is a corrupt man, just like all the others."

"Corrupt and pretender," the regime's assessment of Alejandro Gil after sentencing him to life imprisonment

Two of the children involved in the abuse case in Cienfuegos were hospitalized with a high fever

Beaten, taken from his home, and in an unknown location: arbitrary detention of a neighbor in Palma Soriano reported

The "chemist" is coming from the North: the Minint claims that the most widespread synthetic drug in Cuba originates from the U.S.

The Cuban regime denies links to drug trafficking and accuses the U.S. of creating “a threat” in the Caribbean

Border guards capture a vessel from Mexico in Pinar del Río with two Cuban crew members

Inter-American Press Association demands an end to the Cuban regime's accusations against elTOQUE journalists

Thieves break into a home in Bayamo and steal even the pressure cooker

Without mercy: an elderly mototaxi driver is assaulted and beaten in Sancti Spíritus

They are seeking prison sentences of up to 16 years for those involved in a drug trafficking network in Matanzas

MININT is investigating alleged currency trafficking schemes in three Cuban provinces

Cubalex exposes a trafficking network of "chemical" substances in Cuban prisons involving regime officials

The regime blames El Toque and currency exchangers, but the informal market exists because the government cannot provide a better one

A man has been arrested for stealing cables and batteries at a solar park in Matanzas

Authorities dismantle a network in Guantánamo that used artificial intelligence to scam dollars in Cuba

Cuban regime claims to have dismantled an illegal network of U.S. currency to the island: What do we know?

The U.S. returns 139 Cuban immigrants on the eleventh deportation flight to Havana in 2025

The Cuban regime continues its persecution against El Toque and uses the "people" as an excuse

Maduro strengthens his security with Cuban bodyguards amid fears of a coup

Protests continue in Santiago de Cuba after more than 20 days without electricity