Poverty in Cuba

Homeless people are sleeping in doorways in front of San José Park in Holguín, with no response from the authorities

Cuban elderly woman lives alone among decaying walls and without food in Sancti Spíritus: urgent help needed

Guantánamo restricts the distribution of oil and peas to less than 12,000 people due to a shortage of products

Pedro Monreal questions the reforms to the Cuban state enterprise: Here are his arguments

Saving Cuba: From the Importance of Demanding to Liberating Action

The regime boasts about its "metal distribution" in Matanzas: "For having nothing, this is really good!"

Díaz-Canel insists on "leaving no one behind" as poverty and hunger grow in Cuba

Sancti Spíritus promises seven community feeding homes stalled by delays and bureaucracy

Pool, helipad, and solar panels: This is how Cayo Piedra, the private island of the Castros that Waltz showcased at the UN, looks

Cuban intellectual: How about we propose a popular resolution against the regime's blockade?

What glory is Ana Hurtado talking about while Cuba is sinking into crisis?

Hunger forces Cubans to hunt pigeons to be able to eat

The Lenin Vocational School operates without breakfast and faces issues with water and electricity, according to IPS Cuba

"Are we really overcoming?" Cuban questions leaders amid the crisis

Chinese press highlights the economic crisis in Cuba: Cubans resort to firewood for cooking

CNN: the Cuban regime bets on resisting Trump, but ordinary Cubans "do not have time."

Bruno Rodríguez denies inequalities in Cuba while 94% of Cubans live in extreme poverty

A town in Cuba has been without electricity and water for over 100 days: "Closer and closer to primitive community"

Villa Clara begins distributing food modules to 95,000 people: here are the requirements to receive them

"The entire country is vulnerable": criticisms of the food aid announcement in Matanzas

The U.S. showcases at the UN the luxuries of the Cuban elite: Rolex watches, mansions, yachts, and private islands

Cuban grandmother: "We had nothing to eat... I put the chicken bones to boil."

"What a mess!": Cuban returns to Havana after seven years and discovers why her family can't keep the house clean

Bell pepper for 600 pesos per pound in Cuba: "It's not normal for a person to work and be unable to feed themselves with dignity."

Jurist René Fidel González: "We no longer have time to waste"; "We need a new political thought in Cuba."

A working mother shares that she relies on her neighbors to eat at a "llega y pon" in Havana

Cuban academic Hilda Landrove unveils "the macabre face of resistance."

Bayamo distributes food to vulnerable individuals with assistance limited to three products

Sociologist and playwright: the abyss of frustration and contempt between the "Us" and the "Them" in Cuba

Council of Ministers launches economic inclusion program for vulnerable individuals

From the full cup to the empty shelf

Complaints about pensions and lack of assistance have reached Díaz-Canel's program: "All of you will be attended to."

"Cuba is poor because it is not free": Human Rights Foundation expert questions the regime's rhetoric on the embargo

A mother is recognized as her son's caregiver after calling Díaz-Canel's program

"And that's enough": Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz denounces the privileges of the Cuban elite at the UN

Marxism: the power of the poor, the promise of the privileged

Neighbors feed a man who has been in a doorway in Havana for five days: "If anyone knows him."

Díaz-Canel with the AHS in "socialist construction" while the country "is falling apart."

Professor René Fidel González: "May the exercise of rights and freedoms lead us to dignity."

They are asking for help for a Cuban father and his four children after the death of his wife

Katungo: "The true revolution will be the one that returns joy and the right to dream to children."

Official media claims that the government prioritizes assistance for vulnerable individuals

Díaz-Canel assures that the economic transformations aim to "reduce inequalities and expand social justice."

Bruno Rodríguez denounces extreme poverty in the world and remains silent about that in Cuba

"How could I have imagined that someone would remember me!": Cáritas brings aid from the U.S. to vulnerable families in Matanzas

"The Show's Cart": This is what Gerardo Hernández called the new Tesla, and internet users responded with mockery

A state-run dining hall in Havana has only served chicken once in 2026, according to its manager

The AHS award is presented to Frei Betto, who recommended that Cubans fry potato peels

"I sacrificed myself for the Revolution, and no one remembers me": Legend of Cuban baseball Braudilio Vinent denounces neglect and misery

Alina Bárbara López: "In Cuba, rather than a crisis, one could speak of a civilizational regression."

Amid tears, Cuban influencer denounces the sad reality of the elderly in Cuba: "They are dying."

In less than 24 hours: Help arrives for elderly Cubans in extreme poverty

Cuban three-time Olympic champion Félix Savón is seen in a garbage dump searching for food, and Limay Blanco comes to his aid

Cuban doctor: "I had to make one of the most difficult and ironic decisions of my life: to give up practicing medicine."

"The blockade bears your name and the surname Castro": Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after blaming the U.S. for the lack of food

Official journalist criticizes the prices of the new Community Markets: "They should be called Affluent Community Markets."

"We are hungrier than a dog": The plight of two elderly Cubans

Miami-Dade tax collector seeks to investigate alleged ties to the Cuban regime of an advisor to the New York mayor

"The Cuban has shown that he knows how to die": The MINFAR dusts off the discourse of sacrifice in the midst of the crisis

From Raúl Castro to Miguel Díaz-Canel: The death of the ration book and the future of the bodegas in Cuba