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Lázaro Bruzón on Díaz-Canel's interventions: "He continues to represent the worst: evil, failure, a burden."

"Not just privatizing for the sake of privatizing": Díaz-Canel denies a capitalist drift in Cuba as he opens up more space for the market and foreign investment

Díaz-Canel proposes mobilizing unemployed workers into community brigades to address the crisis

Pinar del Río, host of the National Central Event for July 26: propaganda continues while Cuba sinks

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

Ulises Toirac: Was it like this... the lyrics?... "Leave without measures or mercy!"

Díaz-Canel is trying to prop up a CTC that is increasingly under scrutiny by the workers

UNEAC continues to honor Fidel Castro: they inaugurate the poster exhibit "Soldier of Ideas."

The municipality of Holguín will celebrate July 26 as a day of “victories,” amidst 40-hour power outages, water shortages, and accumulated garbage

The PCC wants to bring Cuba to an "authoritarian patrimonial" capitalism

Cuban economist: the government lost years by stalling reforms it labeled as "capitalist," which it now deems essential

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

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

Foreign franchises, wholesale markets, and fewer subsidies: this is how Cuban trade will change

The Cuban regime seeks more income and investments with a profound tax reform

Foreigners will be able to invest directly in private Cuban companies

The food crisis forces the Cuban regime to change the rules of the field

Cuban regime acknowledges for the first time the legitimate growth of private wealth

The regime admits that the market must play a larger role in the Cuban economy

Fewer ministries and bureaucracy: the regime's plan to slim down the state

Cuban intellectual Alina Bárbara: "They are trying to buy time, an old strategy of the power group."

PCC gives the "green light" to transformations in Cuba: Calls for a "change in mentality" to implement them

"Does anyone believe them?": Cubans respond with skepticism and mockery to the promises made by the PCC plenary

CDR, FEU, or CTC? This is what you must declare for your residency in the U.S.

"The time has run out for the country": Saladrigas on the crisis in Cuba

Great Master Lázaro Bruzón: "Free Cubans speak from real profiles."

Entire generations without homes: PCC in Pinar del Río admits that there are families waiting for housing for 30 years

"The first thing to change is political exclusion": Ulises Aquino advocates for openness and tolerance to rebuild Cuba

The blinders of power: they denounce the disconnection of the ruling elite from the everyday crisis in Cuba

"Being prosperous is the only way to be good": Ulises Aquino advocates for economic freedom against the state's model of the regime in Cuba

Four thousand empty farms and markets: the Party insists on the "potential" while shortages continue in Havana

Amid deficits and budgetary mismanagement, the PCC in Havana calls to correct "negative trends" in the economy

"The Platt Amendment seems tiny": Juan Antonio Blanco recalls that the regime accused of being annexationists was the one that constitutionalized loyalty to Moscow

Cuban regime mobilizes Pinar del Río in defense of Raúl Castro

“The Cuban nation is dying”: Juan Antonio Blanco denounces crisis

"I have no light or anything": Is Jorge Junior without a solar panel?

Baptist pastor assaulted in Havana after argument over a water pipe

Government in Las Tunas expresses being "worried" about uncontrolled well drilling amid water crisis

"The problem is not interference, but the lack of democratic avenues in Cuba": questioning Mariela Castro's speech after the political event

The PCC aims to turn Matanzas into a showcase for "neutral carbon" and pig manure to power buses

"You inspire; you are an example": Morales Ojeda praises workers at the Guiteras thermoelectric plant as the electrical collapse persists

"When was that, and I didn't know?": They submit in Santiago de Cuba the signatures they collected even in the Sierra Maestra

The Cuban whose mother received a visit from Hammer said: "It has been a great honor."

Video evidence shows a contrast in road conditions in Holguín: well-maintained roads near the government and deteriorating ones towards the hospital

The PCC in Camagüey dismisses its second secretary, one of the organizers of acts of repudiation against Mike Hammer

Ulises Aquino portrays the despair experienced in Cuba, consumed by uncertainty and social exhaustion

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

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

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

Rice is lacking, but slogans are abundant: ANAP organizes a “singalong against the blockade” while the Cuban countryside collapses

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

They warn that the Cuban regime imposes loyalty signatures under threats of labor and administrative repercussions

Arnaldo Rodríguez rallies in support of the Cuban regime in a signature campaign launched by the PCC

"My signature is not to support dictatorships": Cubans respond to Gerardo Hernández

Díaz-Canel asserts that the revolution would have had more "achievements" if it weren't for the embargo

Cubadebate attacks CiberCuba, and users dismantle the narrative: "You are hiding the reality."

Daína Chaviano: "Dictatorships should be set on fire like the macaw."

"Defending the revolution in the neighborhood": the Cuban regime wants to strengthen political control in communities struggling with the crisis

Díaz-Canel proclaims that "we will always prevail," while Cuba continues to lose population, economy, and future

Changes in communist systems arise from internal crises and social pressure, not from agreements with Washington, recalls a Cuban economist