Press in Cuba

Invention by a Cuban that makes a car run on coal reaches international press

Actor Luis Alberto García criticizes the silence of the state-run media regarding protests in Cuba

Díaz-Canel: "Cuba is working hard to move forward."

Unbelievable! Check out the official Cuban press's take on the protests in Morón

While negotiating with the U.S., Díaz-Canel returns to the rhetoric of war

The officialist newspaper Escambray states that it remains active after the suspension of its print edition

Vice Minister Fernández de Cossío demands "objectivity" from the international press when discussing Cuba

Power outages and fuel shortages impact radio and television broadcasts in Ciego de Ávila

Could Marco Rubio be the next president of Cuba?

The Cuban regime celebrates Human Rights Day and faces a barrage of criticism

Cuban regime strikes back at the Inter-American Press Association following a complaint about the persecution of elTOQUE

Journalism is not treason: Unpacking the criminalization of free press in Cuba

The Cuban regime continues its persecution of El Toque and uses the "people" as an excuse

“It’s enough of deceiving the Cuban people”: Economist responds to the regime's offensive against El Toque

The trial against former Cuban minister Alejandro Gil concludes

Sports commentator Manuel Alejandro carves a new path in the Canary Islands

Díaz-Canel proposes to establish an international network of leftist media

The Cuban regime rewards the journalist who discredited José Daniel Ferrer on television

He's already in Miami! This is how José Daniel Ferrer arrived after being exiled by the Cuban regime

Michael, the missing boy from Santiago de Cuba, has been found

They are searching for an 11-year-old boy missing in Santiago de Cuba

The Cuban regime shifts pieces in the state press: New directors at Granma and Juventud Rebelde

They call for freedom at Silvio's concert in Havana... but for Palestine

Lightning causes damage to a building in Havana: It was the former headquarters of the newspaper El País

The government of Santiago de Cuba denies sabotage to the SEN reported by the state-run press

Official journalist: "Isn't anyone going to explain why the promise to reduce blackouts in the summer was not fulfilled?"

Eastern Cuba will have color newspapers... but with the same news in black and white

Former Grand Master of the Lodge of Cuba returns one million pesos following fraud accusation: Millions more are missing

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

All the Castros live like kings, but it’s the jester who gets lynched

A man has been sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of a young mother in Las Tunas

The Cuban regime showcases a Mercedes Benz 500 used by Fidel Castro for over 20 years

Pro-government press celebrates oil discoveries in Cuba but omits an important fact

The El Arte Printing House Fades Away in Manzanillo: Cuban Cultural Heritage Left in Abandonment

A child falls from the fourth floor in Santiago de Cuba and is urgently taken to the hospital

Man arrested after attempting to murder his ex-wife on a street in Santiago de Cuba

Mockery or cynicism?: Díaz-Canel claims that the revolutionary press in Cuba is independent and free

Vice President of the UPEC assures that the Cuban press is independent of any political faction

Trump criticizes USAID spending on independent Cuban media: "Completely irresponsible"

The Vatican criticizes Trump's plans to dismantle USAID

They mourn the passing in Havana of Héctor Eduardo Pérez Mata, founder of the weekly publication Opciones

Díaz-Canel acknowledges that the government and official media are "disapproved" on social media

Controversy among official journalists: Voices from the Cuban regime disagree on leadership and projects

Cuba denied the escape of Bashar al Assad

CiberCuba turns 10 years old: a decade of reporting with independence and without censorship

CNN correspondent in Cuba recounts a citizen's desperation over power outages

Brother of a senior official at MINREX criticizes state media following massive fight at Finca de los Monos

Law of Social Communication in Cuba: Advertising Comes to the Regime's Radio and Television

Cuba ranks as the worst Latin American country for press freedom

Official press threatens Cubans who “disrespect public officials”

CiberCuba achieves a prominent position in the ranking of News and Media in the United States, according to SimilarWeb

Granma newspaper reports an increase in child poverty in the United States

CiberCuba surpasses three million followers on Facebook

Cuban Parliament approves controversial Social Communication Law

Cubadebate removes homophobic speech by Fidel Castro after heated criticism

President of the UPEC in Matanzas resigns: "Poor those leaders who cling to their positions."

Writer Fernández Era will not attend the summons from State Security

Officialist journalists worried about young graduates who are resigning

China grants million-dollar credit to Cuba to modernize the press

The president of UPEC says that the revolution needs TikTokers and YouTubers