Communist Party of Cuba

Cuba in ruins and the Party presents printed volumes of 23 "selected works" by Fidel Castro

"Preparing for war, because it is the best way we have to win it": message from the Cuban regime during military exercises

Cuban regime starts Moncada Exercise: The Communist Party strengthens preparations for the country's defense

Roberto Morales Ojeda asserts that the leaders of Cuba are "ready to defend the homeland."

Cuban jurist: "There is a lot of audacity in asking why we want the right to political equality in Cuba."

Díaz-Canel celebrates Machado Ventura as "active in the forefront" at the twilight of the historical generation

Authorities in Granma criticize resellers who inflate prices and call for wholesale markets

Morales Ojeda says that no policy towards Cuba should be under duress

Almost 170,000 people in Pinar del Río without water, and the government is in another meeting: "They're going to have to call NASA."

The new Education Law of the regime clashes with reality: 24,000 vacant teacher positions and salaries of less than 12 dollars

They denounce reprisals against Cuban pastors who provide breakfasts for children and food for vulnerable individuals

Bruno Rodríguez attributes Cuba's resilience to the "effective management" of the Government and the Communist Party

The Cuban prosecutor requests up to 13 years in prison for 19 defendants following the protests in Morón, including adolescents

Cubans protest in the Cienfuegos town of Real Campiña after five days without electricity

Abel Prieto calls the U.S. government from Mexico a "cabal of unpresentable pedophiles."

In Havana, they are organizing evacuations in anticipation of a possible war and remind residents that pots can only be handled indoors

The Minister of Education acknowledges that the private sector has come to the rescue of the school year in Cuba

More than 90 hours without electricity: Communist leader acknowledges the severity of blackouts in Pinar del Río

The people don't eat explanations, the PCC admits in the face of the disaster of the food industry in Tuner

Díaz-Canel congratulates the State and Government leadership school and calls for better “methods and styles of leadership” amid the crisis

Alina Bárbara López: "In Cuba, rather than a crisis, one could speak of a civilizational regression."

De la O Levy describes free elections and multiparty systems as pressures from the U.S. to "subdue" Cuba

Price controls in Cuba fuel corruption and the black market, acknowledges an economist in Cubadebate

Morales Ojeda quotes a phrase from Raúl Castro to boast about the "influence" of the Party over the masses

Fire extinguished in Azutecnia's tank truck in Manzanillo: Possible cause and identity of the injured revealed

Activist: "The Cuban Constitution proclaims a socialism that never existed."

From Raúl Castro to Miguel Díaz-Canel: The end of the ration book and the future of bodegas in Cuba

"All we want is to be free and equal": relevance of the Manifesto of October 10, according to a Cuban historian

Díaz-Canel congratulates Kim Jong Un, and Cubans respond: "Two dictators together."

158 years since the Grito de Yara: the freedoms demanded by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes remain restricted in Cuba

"Children reaching out their hands," "elderly submerged... in the dumpsters": incisive chronicle by a journalist from Matanzas

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "Less talk and more food and respect for human rights."

The Cuban regime is seeking up to 10 years in prison for the young people of El4tico over their critical videos, reports Cubalex

Díaz-Canel: "The crisis also fosters citizen creativity."

Raúl Castro: "Preserving the unity and independence of the Homeland remains our top priority."

Vanderbilt Survey: three out of four Cubans blame the regime for the crisis, and almost six out of ten prefer ties with the U.S. over independence

Laritza Camacho on the leaders in Cuba: "They should go out and protest against themselves."

Bruno prescribes 19th-century protests and Castro-era battles to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, just like at Moncada!"

Morales Ojeda reaffirms the discourse of participation, inclusion, justice... and the networks respond: "No one believes you anymore."

Mariela Castro defends Cuba's "resistance" in Rome

Santiago de Cuba Hospital boasts "resilience" while cooking with firewood for its patients

Ulises Toirac: "If anyone has betrayed, it’s not me."

Rubio: "They will no longer be able to steal money and profit at the expense of the Cuban people" while Trump is president

Marco Rubio warns the Cuban regime: "They will learn their lesson the hard way if they do not change."

Firefighters prevent sterilization equipment from catching fire at the América Arias Maternity Hospital

A Cuban warns Díaz-Canel: Reforms to save socialism could lead to "the most ruthless capitalism."

New "neighborhood market" in Havana with discounts of up to 15% on food and hygiene products

"Instead of playing with toy soldiers...": Residents respond to PCC propaganda in Mayabeque

Complaint in Caibarién: 12 days without electricity, "a watery soup" and "a water pipe that never arrived."

Morales Ojeda at yet another meeting with the UJC National: "What did they decide?"

"This is not the socialism we had envisioned," they state during a meeting on economic transformations in Las Tunas

"The 'people' as a shield: The old formula of the Cuban regime to speak on behalf of everyone"

Bruno Rodríguez invokes a Declaration at the UN that also accuses the Cuban state

The "pacifist" Fidel of the official press versus the Castro of the missiles, guerrillas, and Angola

New graffiti against Díaz-Canel and the PCC appears in the central square of Holguín

The democracy that Díaz-Canel despises in Cuba and applauds in Washington

Fidelist ideological campaigns continue: an international brigade is being promoted from Argentina

Legal scholar and academic on Cuban leaders: "They distance themselves from the people, and the people distance themselves from them."

"Always experimenting": Cubans question the government's admission of not knowing the outcome of its reforms

In post-1959 Cuba, "space and time... have been under absolute police control," asserts the essayist