Communist Party of Cuba

"Bread, cereals, and canned goods": the backpack that Civil Defense recommends preparing in anticipation of a potential conflict with the U.S.

From lighting candles to finding trenches: this is the "Family Guide" of the Cuban regime for wartime

Cuban regime prepares families with official guidelines amid fears of war with the U.S.

Weak turnout in Social Sciences: Cuban intellectuals sign declaration of support for the regime

Even at fairs and events, the regime sought signatures for its propaganda campaign

PCC Secretary in Granma turns to spiritist cord for protection against U.S. threats.

Cuban regime assures support from spiritists in defense of socialism

"It's falling apart": Alarm over the destruction of a historical gem in Guanabacoa

The party in Matanzas claims to be committed to "bringing food closer" to the people in light of the fuel crisis

Political scientist proposes radical "decommunization" for Cuba when the regime falls

Cuban influencer in Spain defends the dictatorship on the island, but limits comments on Facebook to avoid criticism

Bruno Rodríguez says that Cuba "is not an ineffective state," while everyday reality contradicts the official narrative

"Sign or request your withdrawal": performance with filtered audio reveals the coercion behind "spontaneous" signatures for the homeland

They lash out on social media against a communist posing in front of Fidel's rock and responding to Trump

PCC responds to Trump's threats: "There will be no surrender in Cuba."

Alina Bárbara López: exaggeration and lack of seriousness in the regime's signature collection

Raúl Castro presents the list of signatories for “For the Homeland”: Who are the ones featured on the first page of the book?

Rosa María Payá thanks Trump and Rubio for sanctioning those responsible for the repression in Cuba

The regime uses alleged signatures from 6.2 million Cubans as propaganda while Trump tightens sanctions

Just hours before its closure, more than 41,000 Cubans have completed the independent survey

Díaz-Canel's press advisor retouches photos of Raúl Castro to conceal his physical deterioration

Recently released inmates in Santiago de Cuba were forced to parade on May 1st under the threat of returning to prison

Without bread, but with circus: Gerardo Hernández showcases the dancing of Cubans in honor of May Day

Is it better to stroll in Adidas? Díaz-Canel marches in luxury footwear at the May Day event

A "prescription" signed by Fidel and an incubator on the street during May Day in Pinar del Río: a snapshot of a healthcare system in ruins

Raúl Castro appears visibly unwell at the May 1st event in Havana

The regime boasts of over 6 million "signatures for the homeland."

The Cuban regime claims they are ready for "the machete charge."

Ulises Toirac: "Something that is commonplace in any country has become nearly seismic in ours."

Director of elToque on the survey: "Participants overwhelmingly call for a system change in Cuba."

Son of a Cuban combatant in Angola denounces that he cannot find a burial place for his father in the Moa Cemetery

It has been reported that executives in Bayamo are pressuring employees to obtain signatures in triplicate and threatening those who refuse

Cuban stands firm before the CDR and refuses to sign regime's campaign

Ciberclaria of the regime promotes a PCC campaign from the U.S.: Celebrates beatings and is legitimized by Díaz-Canel

Cuban resident in the U.S. joins "My Signature for the Homeland" and celebrates the beating by political police of 'Spiderman'

Cuban academic questions criticisms of independent survey and calls on the PCC to release sociopolitical climate study

Cuban resident in the U.S. says he is a communist and dares them to take away his Green Card

Mónica Baró comments on the preliminary results of the independent media survey on Cuba

Ana Hurtado denies the dictatorship in Cuba: "That's propaganda."

"They tried to confuse her into signing": testimony about the regime's signature collection sparks criticism

The Cuban exile community gathers in Bayfront Park "for a free Cuba."

Leftist journalist downplays the impact of the crisis: "Getting around Havana is not complicated."

"Like a stopped train pretending to move forward": economist depicts the stagnation of the regime in Cuba

Rice is missing, but the slogans are abundant: ANAP organizes "sing-along against the blockade" while the Cuban countryside is collapsing

The UJC promotes the regime's signature campaign as if it were an initiative from Cuban civil society

A digital survey reveals what Cubans think about the embargo and external pressure policies on the island

They warn that the Cuban regime imposes loyalty oaths under threats of job and administrative repercussions

Arnaldo Rodríguez aligns himself with the Cuban regime in a signature campaign launched by the PCC

Gerardo Hernández says that the U.S. may invade Cuba, but it will encounter a guerrilla war

Survey of Cubans in Miami irritates state media

A government-aligned journalist says he wants development for Cuba and that's why he signs "for the homeland."

Díaz-Canel claims that the revolution would have achieved more "conquests" were it not for the embargo

Roberto Veiga: 'Díaz-Canel is neither loved nor feared, he is just a figure'

"And when will the signatures for free elections be gathered?" Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel

The signature as scenography: Power, pressure, and simulation in Cuba

Why can't Cuba replicate the Chinese model? The answer will surprise you

Supreme Court threatens Cubans who do not defend "the socialist homeland"

Transition plan for Cuba: Free unions versus the communist CTC

Gerardo Hernández exposes a supposed "repatriate" who signed during the regime's campaign

Díaz-Canel gets poetic and calls for more signatures: "Cuba is the only master of its destiny."