PCC

Silence in response: Official press of Holguín criticizes state entities for ignoring journalists and citizens

Cuban economist: "Three out of four times the leader falls, but not the regime."

More than 10 days without garbage collection, and the head of the PCC in Ciego de Ávila blames the embargo

The PCC revisits the same water issues in Pinar del Río and acknowledges that complaints persist

The leadership of the UJC in Villa Clara changes as the Party calls for a "transformative action."

Workers in Commerce and Gastronomy in Guantánamo have gone two months without pay

Guantánamo reports an alarming child mortality rate, and the PCC demands "immediate" measures

PCC in Holguín boasts about Battery Station, and Cubans question: "When will it happen?"

Cuba's Minister of Education acknowledges the dramatic start to the school year: uniforms, teachers, and even notebooks are missing

The crisis of the model and the awakening of civil society in Cuba

A professor in Las Tunas acknowledges that reforms in Cuba are leading to a "differentiation of classes" and the "reemergence of the wealthy."

Cubans protest outside the government headquarters in Cienfuegos over blackouts and food shortages

Cuban ex-judge is in ICE custody and facing deportation in Florida: What is known?

Economist Pedro Monreal: "Cuban workers have been victims of legal plundering."

Writer and academic asserts that the Cuban regime is a living monument to incompetence

Can the Constitution of '40 outlaw the Communist Party?

"Fidel is eternal," says the PCC, and Cubans erupt on social media: "That is indeed a serious threat."

"For that, there is indeed fuel": Cubans share their opinions on Díaz-Canel's performance with solidarity groups

Residents of La Cumbre in Versailles have been without electricity or water for over 104 hours

The Party wants fewer complaints, but Guantánamo continues to receive over 150 daily complaints about the electrical service

Ministry of Labor and Social Security confirms suspension of work activities on July 25, 26, and 27

How Democracies Die: The Cuban Experience as a Warning for Latin America

At least 97 young people have died in Military Service in Cuba since 2001

Bureaucracy is accountable... without saying anything: head of the PCC in Granma reviews management in Manzanillo without showing results

Toirac challenges Cuban leaders to live like the people: without cars, in regular houses, and using riquimbili for transportation

"All very fat while asking for sacrifices": Marrero visits La Güinera and sparks mockery over the obesity of the leadership and the hunger of the people

Cuban regime: control, organization, and absence of political alternatives under great repression, analyzes Spanish academic

The Castro dictatorship. Sixty-seven years of the same power structure in Cuba

When a society stops paying attention, others decide for it

Cuban writer on El Cangrejo: “Behind its luxuries is a hungry people who can’t endure any longer.”

The word that lost its revolution: how "revolutionary" ended up becoming obedience

Michel Torres Corona erupts against El Cangrejo: "What justifies his impunity?"

The Crab, in Kim Jong-un mode

Matanzas has been in blackout since Saturday, while the air conditioners of the PCC and the Government are "on."

From commercial scam to political scam

“Communism will have to answer for its victims”: Cuban artist Selene Perdomo dismantles Díaz-Canel's rhetoric

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

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

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

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

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

"It is not about privatizing 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 into community brigades to confront the crisis

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

"The power belongs to 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 with no measures or mercy!"

Díaz-Canel is trying to support a CTC that is increasingly being challenged by workers

UNEAC continues to exalt Fidel Castro: they inaugurate the poster exhibition "Soldier of Ideas."

The municipality of Holguín will celebrate a July 26 of "victories," amid 40-hour blackouts, water shortages, and accumulated garbage

The PCC wants to bring Cuba to an "heritage authoritarian capitalism."

Cuban economist: the government lost years by halting reforms it deemed “capitalist,” which it now considers essential

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

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

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

The Cuban regime seeks more revenue and investment through a deep 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 countryside

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

The regime acknowledges that the market should play a larger role in the Cuban economy

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