Opposition in Cuba

Mike Hammer to the Cubans: "What do you think when you see your flag?"

Don Quijote: when dignity refuses to accept reality

Guillermo del Sol loses consciousness after more than 70 days on a hunger strike

State Security gives him two months to leave Cuba or face imprisonment: This is how journalist Austin Llerandi responds

From 12 activists to 15 years of repression and resistance: The story of UNPACU against the Cuban regime

Yunior García on obstacles to the future of Cuba: "We are all too busy attacking each other."

Cuba and the Day After: What International Support Exists for an eventual Transition

From Plans to Power: What is Needed to Turn the Preparation of Cuban Civil Society into a Government Alternative

José Daniel Ferrer accuses Daniel Llorente of being an instrument of the Cuban regime: "It's shameful to hear him."

How could a transition take place in Cuba? The paths considered by civil society

Cubans intervene in a mural at the Malaga Fair that paid tribute to Fidel Castro

Ultrack explains why he no longer talks about communism in Cuba: "I continue to live."

Political prisoner Eider Frómeta is released after nearly eight years in Boniato prison

Activist Guillermo del Sol has been on hunger strike for 61 days: "We are vigilant for any outcome."

The opposition member Diosbel Véliz Marín was killed in Havana while working as a bicitaxista

Guillermo del Sol in critical condition after nearly 60 days on hunger strike in Cuba

"In Cuba, protests have not stopped since July 2021, and now protests are happening every day," notes an academic

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

Political Analyst: In Cuba, "socialism was never the goal... but rather the chosen instrument to maintain power."

Félix Navarro receives a historic appointment from the democratic opposition while remaining in prison

Cuban opposition figure Guillermo del Sol has surpassed 40 days on a hunger strike: his life is in danger

A reflection for the "liberators of the sofa and the screens."

The seven habits of highly effective people and the struggle for a free Cuba

The destruction of civil society: When the State turns everyone into dependents

Academic: "There is a profound contradiction between the Cuban government and the Revolution it claims to represent."

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara supports a "surgical intervention" in Cuba if it removes the Castros and Díaz-Canel from power

Luis Manuel: "I want Cuba to have no enemies, to be like the manatee that has no one to eat it."

Armando Chaguaceda: "In Cuba today, protests are taking place... as they have never happened in the last half century."

The historian believes that Cuba has discontent, but lacks a leading opposition

Cynicism in its purest form: the regime claims that Luis Manuel Otero left Cuba "without imposition."

Sayde Chaling-Chong: Does the regime protect famous prisoners and crush the unknown?

Is the U.S. preparing a case against Cuba? The State Department report that explains it all

State Department Report on Cuba: An Accurate Diagnosis, Only the Cure is Missing

The left no longer hides its connection to Castro

Activism or real politics? The difference that Cuba needs to understand

"Why can't the government be questioned?" asks a Cuban woman

Official media insists that the events of July 11 were marked by media manipulation, while Cubans respond, "Millions of people around the world saw it."

The word that lost its revolution: how "revolutionary" ended up turning into obedience

“Turn it up, Mayeta!”: when a journalist becomes the voice of a people

Spanish politician Soraya Rodríguez: "In a dictatorship, there are no ideologies, there is oppression of all."

Will the regime expel Luis Manuel Otero directly into exile?

Have they forgotten about Cuba? Trump's silence has an explanation

The message from Mike Hammer that the Cuban regime does not want you to hear this July 4th

Roberto Veiga: In Cuba, "there is a lack of strategic action"; "the country is in disarray and needs to be rebuilt."

The transition in Cuba cannot be built on false reforms from the regime, warns lawyer

Can Cubans unite without thinking alike? The key debate

The U.S. demands immediate political reforms from the Cuban regime: "They have no other option."

Writer Ariel Hidalgo recounts how he was sent to Mazorra for advocating elections in the factories

Ramiro Valdés dies, architect of the Cuban repressive apparatus

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

They report the forced disappearance of Manuel Cuesta Morúa after he was arrested

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

The European Parliament has spoken; now the Commission and the European Council must act

Oscar Álvarez, an actor with an extensive career in Cuban theater and film, has passed away in Miami

"Late Chinese Reforms": Opponents and analysts weigh in on Díaz-Canel's economic measures

Opposition organizations demand justice for the death of young Jesús Alberto Martínez Fernández

Jorge de Armas: "Exile is betraying the I-220A who shouted for freedom on July 11th."

José Daniel Ferrer reveals how to neutralize regime infiltrators during a transition

Cuban opposition reaffirms in Madrid a plan for a democratic transition on the island

Opposition member Óscar Elías Biscet to the American people: "Stop justifying those who govern Cuba."