Journalism

New decree confirms the Cuban regime's monopoly on the press and prohibits independent journalism

Few want to study Journalism in Cuba, but the government insists on "winning them over" to defend its truth

“There's No Journalism Here”: Cubans Reflecting on 63 Years of UPEC

They mourn the death of Cuban reverend Raimundo García Franco

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

The U.S. denies entry to Cuban state TV journalist Héctor Villar while he was traveling to cover the 2026 World Cup

Call for aptitude test for Journalism: Applicants must have completed military service

Reuters and EFE cite an exclusive from CiberCuba regarding the logistical crisis in Cuba due to U.S. sanctions.

Argentine journalist records a clandestine documentary in Cuba while pretending to be a tourist

Cuban Ministry of Communications calls for a workshop on citizen attention and quality: Will they know what that is?

María Elvira Salazar recounts her experience during the Correspondents' Dinner shooting: "A very intense night."

Official journalist claims that they want development for Cuba and that is why they sign "for the homeland."

Call for applications to study Journalism in Cuba has been opened

Oliver Zamora calls for "media that do not portray a distorted reality" in Cuba

The order to defend Díaz-Canel has been given: a government-aligned journalist supports the leader

"Do you ask Trump that question?": The 7 most controversial remarks from Díaz-Canel on NBC

Independent journalist criticizes Newsweek magazine for 'non-journalistic' interview with Díaz-Canel

CBS closes its historic radio station after nearly a century on the air

The official newspaper Escambray reports that it remains in operation following the suspension of its print edition

Univisión and Telemundo journalists deny mobilization of their outlets in Cuba ahead of an imminent announcement of change

Mónica Baró dismantles Arleen Rodríguez's rhetoric on journalism in Cuba: "She knows she is lying."

Journalist Walter Martínez dies, an emblematic voice of the government and host of "Dossier."

Cuban journalist Manuel Rodríguez Salas, former director of Noticiero Dominical, has passed away

Radio Mambí goes off the air after 40 years: The end of a symbol of the Cuban community in Miami

Vladimir Gómez claims that he is "no longer gay" after his time on La Casa de Alofoke 2: "Gracie Bon made me change."

Sports narrator Manuel Alejandro forges a new path in the Canary Islands

The Pentagon is trying to silence the press, and this has been the journalists' response

The Cuban regime is making moves in the state press: New directors at Granma and Juventud Rebelde

Debate on the press in Cienfuegos ends with journalist self-censoring in front of the cameras

Santiago journalist who suffered brutal assault undergoes second surgery: Faces potential complications

Historic radio station in Miami lays off all its employees

The tense moment between Trump and a journalist during his visit to Texas: "Only an evil person would ask that question."

Journalism in Cuba seeks young people… and cannot find them

Kitín: "To narrate ¡Pinar del Río champion! is the happiest moment of my professional life."

"It is the exile's channel": Cuban journalist Juan Manuel Cao proudly showcases studio for broadcasting on YouTube

The El Arte Printing Press Fades Away in Manzanillo: Cuban Cultural Memory Left to Neglect

A retired journalist is hit by a vehicle and abandoned in Ciego de Ávila: Nora Susana is in serious condition

José Luis Basulto, the sports commentator whose microphones were cut off

María Elvira celebrates the return of Radio Martí: “The U.S. must remain steadfast against the communist dictatorship.”

VOA Reporter Fired: "Press Freedom Coverage is Being Destroyed"

María Elvira Salazar reacts to the closure of Radio and TV Martí

CiberCuba begins 2025 with historic audience records across social media, the web, and the app

Layoffs begin at Radio and TV Martí: Contractors must cease their work immediately

Cuban Television calls for "exemplary punishment" for those who spread sensitive images

This was Jorge Ramos' farewell after 40 years at Univisión

Pedro Martínez Pírez passes away: A journalist committed to the official stance of the Cuban regime

Future journalists of the Cuban regime speak while fulfilling mandatory military service

Cubans are realizing Díaz-Canel's dream of making Granma the most read newspaper in Cuba: "The best sanitary paper that has been produced in Cuba."

Cuban women who choose to pursue a degree in Journalism must complete one year of Military Service

Cubans come out in defense of baseball and boxing commentator on television

Cuban journalist Alejandro Condis awarded six Emmy awards

Cuban journalist and broadcaster Tomás García Fusté dies in Miami

Hundreds of Cuban profiles on Facebook reported for spam campaign

Carlos Alberto Montaner: My latest column

Demetrio Pérez Jr., the founder of the Lincoln-Martí schools, has passed away in Miami

Journalist Daniel Benítez resigns from Channel 41 to focus on a personal project on social media

Those green eyes

Cuban journalist Abraham Jiménez receives International Press Freedom Award

New requirements for studying journalism in Cuba

Cubadebate invests in artificial intelligence for its sports writing while dismissing an uncomfortable journalist