MININT

Former Cuban police officer: "The agent is just a tool and struggles just like everyone else."

Sinking of the tugboat 13 de Marzo: A horrendous crime that remains unpunished 32 years later

Two missing children found safe and sound in Bayamo

"In a legal limbo for almost 70 years": Cuban émigrés react to the Identity and Residence Bill

Exiled Cuban military personnel are calling on those on the island to remove the Castros from power

Díaz-Canel inspects war plans in El Cerro, Havana

Doubts and fears among emigrated Cubans regarding the Personal Identity and Residence Bill

Ulises Toirac: "Caudillismo in Cuba is one of the worst historical legacies."

Abel Prieto calls the events of July 11 a "farce" and sparks a wave of criticism on the fifth anniversary of the massive protests in Cuba

The Cuban regime is preparing the biggest change to the identity card: It aims to register voice, iris, and more data

Israel Rojas breaks ranks and questions the role of "El Cangrejo" in Cuba: "My sincerest apologies. I was reluctant to believe."

Neighbors report alleged MININT member for hunting birds in Havana park

Sandro Castro threatens Otaola and Mario Pentón with El Cangrejo in AI images

The case against Anna Bensi and her mother has been reopened following a complaint from the "offended" police officer

The regime relies on the Interior Order Group as a key component of defense areas and territorial control in Cuba

Crisis and chaos: six fuel thefts under investigation in state entities of Trinidad, Sancti Spíritus

Anna Bensi: "My crying was out of helplessness, out of anger, it was not weakness."

Díaz-Canel's cheap bravado: cornering a 21-year-old girl until she cries

Anna Bensi breaks down in tears as she is released amidst applause from her loved ones

Ana Bensi, Christ's Herald, and members of Fuera de la Caja have been detained for over eight hours: "This is torture."

Luis Alberto García warns about the rise of crime and criticizes MININT: "Will Cuban gangs grow?"

A wildfire ravages 200 hectares of the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park in Guantánamo

Jail in Las Tunas militarized for trial against political prisoners of Cuba Primero

Metropolitan Bank in Havana suspends cash withdrawal appointment bookings

Critical situation reported in Canaleta prison in Cuba: A bucket of water every 24 hours and punishment cells

Anna Bensi shatters the communist fantasy: "I don't read it, I live it and I suffer it."

Can Cubans govern themselves? Historian responds

The U.S. deports another 96 Cubans on a new flight to Havana

Luxury mausoleum for Ramiro Valdés: the regime reopens the Che Complex to bury the 'Butcher of Artemisa'

Díaz-Canel on Ramiro Valdés: "It's hard to imagine the road ahead without him."

Rosa María Payá: "GAESA is the dictatorship's safe."

Raúl Castro reappears to bid farewell to Ramiro Valdés alongside Díaz-Canel

Cuban regime announces posthumous tribute to Ramiro Valdés in Havana and all provinces

Was Ramiro Valdés a man of the Soviets in Havana? Investigation by César Reynel Aguilera

Writer César Reynel Aguilera does not rule out a link between the death of Ramiro Valdés and the capture of Maduro

The day the people of Santiago de Cuba shouted "murderer" in Ramiro Valdés's face

Bruno Rodríguez bids farewell to Ramiro Valdés and the Cubans respond: "He saw how socialism failed."

The regime bids farewell to Ramiro Valdés with honors, but a controversial confession about sabotage resurfaces

Michel Torres criticizes NTV for its coverage of Ramiro's death: "One tries not to see in gestures like this a change of era."

MININT bids farewell to Ramiro Valdés, founder of the Cuban repressive apparatus

Cubans react to the death of Ramiro Valdés, considered one of the architects of repression in Cuba

Díaz-Canel announces the death of Commander Ramiro Valdés and emphasizes his "exemplary dedication" to the homeland

State Security fears the pot-banging protests: The threat against Manuel Cuesta Morúa reveals the regime's concern

"We want quality of life": The outcry of a Cuban woman who confronted a MININT officer in the midst of a protest

The U.S. deports former MININT official Rogelio Bolufé to Ecuador

Anna Bensi: The Cuban dictatorship sells us "backwardness as heroism"

Sandro Castro lends a hand to El Cangrejo after his first public interview

State Security surrounds Manuel Cuesta Morúa and María Mercedes Benítez in Havana and summons the opposition leader for this Saturday

Ulises Toirac demands prohibiting members of the PCC and military personnel from participating in Cuba's new economic framework

Vice Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment sends message to the exile: "The doors are open to invest in Cuba."

Political scientist Armando Chaguaceda: Let us denounce that "critical" academy that sugarcoats the Cuban regime

Senior Trump official issues message about Cuba: "Make it great again."

Cuban customs seizes Starlink equipment at Cienfuegos airport

Two women are arrested in Holguín for the illegal sale of medications, and social media comes to their defense

Authorities in Sancti Spíritus apprehend truck loaded with 6,000 liters of fuel intended for the illegal market

A monument to the 32 Cuban soldiers who died during the operation to capture Nicolás Maduro was inaugurated in Caracas

Rising insecurity: Authorities in Havana alert about a new technique to open doors without damaging the lock

Díaz-Canel paid tribute to Ramiro Valdés, who was absent from the official event for the anniversary of the MININT

Australian company Antilles Gold suspends trading on the stock exchange following U.S. sanctions for trade with Cuba

The regime rewards its henchmen: They recognize "distinguished service" from MININT in Holguín