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Fire in Santiago de Cuba leaves five children homeless and two families lose everything

Díaz-Canel states that "we are and will always be on the side of human dignity."

Chequera sells a new electrical switch: "Touch it to see how the current flows."

Cuban communism is experiencing its "long farewell" amidst an exhausted model and pressure from the U.S., claims The Wall Street Journal

Marco Rubio on the Cuban regime: “The only thing worse than a communist is an incompetent communist.”

Leftist activists in Havana express gratitude for "the example of the Cuban revolution" in meeting with Díaz-Canel

Pablo Iglesias downplays the crisis in Cuba after meeting with Communist Party officials in Havana

"Transparency," "collective glory," and other endearments that the UJC secretary saw in Díaz-Canel's bland speech

“Counter-revolutionary elements” that were “crushed,” this is how the PCC secretary in Ciego de Ávila refers to the protesters in Morón

Díaz-Canel's physical deterioration fuels memes and analyses on social media regarding the strain on the Cuban regime

Posters against the regime are being painted in Havana and Bayamo despite militarization and police surveillance

Abel Prieto says it is time to "stay united with Díaz-Canel and the Party" following protests in Morón

Morales Ojeda urges journalists to tell "the stories of our people" as Cubans seek the truth outside of the official press

José Daniel Ferrer: "We must follow the example of Morón and put an end to the hideouts of the PCC."

From the pot-banging protests to the occupation and destruction of power spaces: Morón changes the landscape of protests in Cuba

Raúl Castro continues to hold power in Cuba: The image of the "Crab" in the Political Bureau that reveals everything

Cubans set fire to PCC furniture in Morón and built a bonfire with their propaganda

A young man is reported injured by gunfire, and a fire occurred at the PCC headquarters during protests in Morón, Ciego de Ávila

Who was next to El Cangrejo at the PCC meeting? More eyes and ears of Raúl Castro

The Communist Party of Cuba is trying to minimize negotiations with the U.S.

Former CIA agent warns that the Communist Party of Cuba could collapse soon

The U.S. is considering possible federal charges against figures of the Cuban regime

Argentinian political analyst: "Opposing free elections for Cubans is miserable."

"Love is letting go of power": Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel following his message on Valentine's Day

Díaz-Canel's press chief dedicates a poem

"They want to continue living off those who work in capitalism": Cubans lash out at Gerardo Hernández on social media

Morales Ojeda calls on Fidel Castro to demand "discipline" and "realistic plans" after acknowledging failures in the work of the PCC

Díaz-Canel calls for a "transformation of thought" in PCC plenaries that repeat diagnoses and avoid solutions

"Negotiate now because later you'll see what happened with Maduro": Cubans react to Trump's new executive order on Cuba

Former negotiator of the U.S.-Cuba thaw admits that the regime on the island does not provide a negotiated exit from within

PCC leader in Artemisa admits difficulties in growing membership in such an "adverse scenario."

Are constitutional guarantees suspended? Alina Bárbara López questions the regime after announcing plans for the "shift to a State of War."

Minint official speaks of "overwhelming support" for the Revolution in a impoverished Cuba lacking freedoms

Does the era of Fidel Castro end in the year of his centenary?

Cuban finance expert links the absence of a free market to the social collapse in Cuba

Díaz-Canel invokes “67 years of creative resistance,” and Cubans label him as cynical: “There is nothing to celebrate,” they respond

Las Tunas sets a target of 38,000 tons of sugar for the upcoming harvest following the failure of the previous one

PCC rallies behind Maduro and accuses the U.S. of "fascist aggression."

Díaz-Canel speaks of daily "victories"; Cubans remind him of hunger, darkness, and the abandonment of the people in the face of the privileges of the elite

Díaz-Canel wants a Party that overcomes inertia and bureaucracy; on social media they respond: “the brake on Cuba is the PCC.”

The military power at the core of the regime: Chief of the General Staff of the FAR promoted to the Political Bureau of the PCC

Anna Sofía exposes the double standards of Castroism in her new viral video

The PCC Plenary will meet for just one day and via videoconference due to the "complex situation."

Marrero Cruz lashes out at Cubans who use social media, accusing them of being "subversives."

"They have left us adrift here": Residents of Damajayabo, Santiago de Cuba, report

"Branded" volunteer work: Díaz-Canel poses with a hoe and Adidas while the country remains mired in its crises

The regime showcases the cleanliness of Colon Cemetery as a "tribute" for the 506th anniversary of Havana

Susely Morfa joins the campaign against El Toque and sparks ridicule: “They sound like parrots repeating what the PCC commands.”

Díaz-Canel joins the attacks against El Toque: "It is designed to depress the income of the Cuban people."

More than 52,000 customers in Holguín are still without electricity following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Former Cuban Minister Alejandro Gil Fernández is facing two separate trials: one for espionage, for which he is facing a life sentence, and another alongside other individuals under investigation

About 7,500 homes were damaged in Holguín after the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Díaz-Canel celebrates the October Revolution, and Cubans bombard him on social media: “Disappear”

Areas of Santiago de Cuba remain cut off four days after the passage of Melissa

Official journalist on the Gil case: “Cynical, despicable, and treacherous. How were they controlling and evaluating his work?”

PCC leader in Granma on Melissa's approach: "We are selling one pound of rice per consumer."

Guantánamo will evacuate more than 100,000 people, mostly to the homes of family and friends

PCC leader in Guantánamo calls for a "popular movement" to protect roofs ahead of Hurricane Melissa

They are selling prepared food in Granma in anticipation of Melissa's arrival

Reporter Gina Romero debunks the Cuban regime before its diplomats at the UN