Communist Party of Cuba

Cuban activists return the eggs thrown at one of them to the consulate in Brussels

An important scientist in the Cuban sugar sector has passed away, Doctor Honoris Causa from the University of Oriente

A Cuban heard about the "blockade," intervened, and delivered a powerful response: "I lived that reality."

Comedian Otto Ortiz jokes after 45 minutes of power: "Everything we are, we owe to socialism."

"Communism will have to answer for its victims": the Cuban artist Selene Perdomo deconstructs Díaz-Canel's narrative

Selene Perdomo: “The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has sunk the country.”

Elián González denies having been used by the regime: "My father would never use me."

Morales Ojeda sends congratulations to the U.S. on Independence Day: "We know how to differentiate between a noble people and an imperial government."

In the midst of the collapse of services, Díaz-Canel urges municipalities to "unleash productive forces" and prepare for autonomy

Díaz-Canel acknowledges mistakes of the regime but insists that the U.S. embargo, not the socialist model, is what destroys the lives of Cubans

Regime responds with militarization following protests in Santiago de Cuba

"We want to sleep with light": Regla residents take to the streets over blackouts

Church in Las Tunas feeds 190 vulnerable people: "Every day it becomes more difficult to do this."

Reports of kitchen pot protests in El Vedado: Protests erupt in Havana

Cubans protest outside the PCC in La Lisa after 50 hours of power outage

Political prisoners automatically released? Lawyers explain

Outrage on social media: PCC Secretary in Matanzas celebrates the "outstanding" status for July 26

Casserole protests in Santiago de Cuba as the regime deploys a special forces operation with long rifles

Susely Morfa celebrates recognition of Villa Clara in the emulation of July 26, and Cubans respond: "Notable during blackouts."

Cuban photojournalist questions the CTC: "Who defends the worker if the union responds to the Party?"

More faith than results: Díaz-Canel closes the CTC Congress with a call for the “will and deep conviction that we can indeed do it.”

A book is presented to "return" to Palabras for intellectuals, but with ongoing debates concerning censorship and freedom of expression in Cuba

Demonstration of strength by the regime to intimidate the people of Morón three months after the protest

Morales Ojeda speaks of "union democracy" in a country where independent unions do not exist

Allegations of corruption at Viazul in Cienfuegos: "They left my mother without a trip while they allowed those who paid extra to board."

"It's not privatization for the sake of privatization": Díaz-Canel denies a capitalist drift in Cuba while opening up more space for the market and foreign investment

Díaz-Canel proposes to mobilize unemployed workers in community brigades to address the crisis

Oscar Pérez Oliva-Fraga defends the end of universal subsidies because the Cuban economy "cannot withstand it."

"The power belongs to the people, not to the rich or the bourgeois," says Díaz-Canel while defending the economic reforms

Díaz-Canel calls for "creating wealth": the regime in Cuba embraces market discourse amid the economic collapse

Díaz-Canel is trying to prop up a CTC that is increasingly being questioned by the workers

"I'm not going to stay silent": Cuban actor Luis Alberto García denounces 48 hours without electricity or water

Mariela Castro calls on women to support the new economic measures

The height of irony: UN recognizes the FMC for protecting women and girls

From conga to protest in one step: regime suspends invasions in Santiago de Cuba

The pain of seeing elderly people waiting in line to receive a salary that is not enough

Official media boasts about exports in Guantánamo while coal and coffee are scarce in the domestic market

Cubans mock Randy Alonso: "Lenin, Marx, and Engels, come see your disciples, but take them with you."

Where are the communists? The silence of the activists in the face of the greatest economic shift of the Cuban regime

The Cuban regime declares an official mourning for the death of Ramiro Valdés, a historic strongman of Castroism

What happened to anti-imperialism? The uncomfortable legacy that the regime would rather forget

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

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

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

Actor Luis Alberto García calls for preventing PCC leaders and military officials from becoming the new magnates of Cuba

"With the humble and for the humble? The generation that made the greatest sacrifices feels abandoned by the reforms in Cuba."

Cuban regime removes price caps on chicken, oil, powdered milk, pasta, and sausages

Cuban questions the cost of maintaining the PCC, the CDR, the FMC, the CTC, and the UJC: "They contribute nothing."

The constitutional trap of Castroism: When "irrevocable socialism" becomes a problem

If capitalism is no longer the enemy: What is the "essential" that the Cuban regime wants to preserve?

The municipality of Holguín will celebrate a July 26 of “victories,” amidst power outages lasting 40 hours, water shortages, and accumulated garbage

UJC replaces Palmero, the leader who did not support the university students against ETECSA

Morales Ojeda claims that "Cuba rises" while the island burns with protests and blackouts

"Sleeping all night in a doorway": The harsh complaint of a Cuban father after more than 24 hours without electricity

Tremors of Esteban Lazo during parliamentary session spark speculation about his health

The PCC wants to lead Cuba towards an "authoritarian patrimonial" capitalism

Díaz-Canel reduces the ration book, and Cubans remind him of a reality: "We are all vulnerable, except for you."

Cuban economist: the government wasted years by halting reforms it labeled as "capitalist" and now deems essential

"Stagnation was a political decision," asserts a university student following the government's reformist shift in Cuba

Israel Rojas breaks the script and calls for political reforms alongside economic openness in Cuba