Propaganda

Cuba in ruins and the Party presents 23 volumes of "selected works" by Fidel Castro

The MINFAR highlights a quote from Fidel Castro regarding the impotence of conventional armies in the face of rural guerrilla warfare

Cuban regime initiates Moncada Exercise: The Communist Party strengthens preparation for the defense of the country

Cuban journalist to Abdiel Bermúdez: "There is a history of repression against those who have been where you are now."

The MINREX receives the diplomat expelled from the U.S. with praise following the aggression at the UN

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

Doors, windows, and chairs stolen from the Faculty of Medical Sciences in Havana: The police return what has been recovered

"What's this about democratic transformation?": Ana Hurtado, bewildered by the turn taken by the chavismo she always defended

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

The populist drift in Spain claims new victims

Cuban regime establishes National Energy Efficiency Award

Díaz-Canel honors Machado Ventura as "active in the forefront" at the twilight of the historic generation

The UJC is seeking young people in the neighborhoods of Las Tunas to promote its campaign "The Measure is Action."

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

Bruno Rodríguez attributes Cuba's resilience to the "effective management" of the Government and the Communist Party

No shots, no bombs, no poisons: The great historical fraud of Castroism

Ana Hurtado cites Kcho's slogan to defend Raúl Castro: "Trouble with Raúl, trouble with me."

66 years of the embargo on Cuba: what it prohibits, what it allows, and why the regime does not negotiate its lifting

The U.S. gathers former Cuban political prisoners at the UN to undermine support for the resolution against the embargo

Díaz-Canel comes to Raúl Castro's defense following the arrest warrant in Florida: "It makes no legal or practical sense."

Hurtado blames Trump for the blackouts in Cuba, and a state journalist reminds him that "one must feel like someone who doesn't have electricity."

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

Díaz-Canel congratulates the State and Government cadre school and calls for better "methods and styles of leadership" amid the crisis

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

Paquito D'Rivera confronts Che Guevara's daughter traveling in first class to Spain: "Anyone can be a communist, comrade."

Error in the Cuban TV News triggers mockery: "Their subconscious betrayed them"

"You are the internal blockade," Cubans respond to Bruno Rodríguez and his promotion of the kite festival against the embargo

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

Lázaro Bruzón to those who justify repression in Cuba: "Let no one complain when their time to be held accountable comes."

Anna Bensi strikes back at Con Filo: "They can indeed use a person's image to attack, to defame."

Anna Bensi: "In Cuba, it seems that the law has two versions, one for those in power and another for those who dare to question it."

Bolivian lawmaker proposes to declare Che Guevara an "enemy of the homeland" and remove his monuments

The UNE denounces that stealing dielectric oil "harms lives": But what about allowing the National Electric System to deteriorate?

Abel Prieto mocks Anna Bensi, and the comments turn against him: "Can't they stoop any lower?"

Lázaro Bruzón on retired Cuban athletes: "Useful numbers while we were producing results"

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

Morales Ojeda cites a phrase from Raúl Castro to boast about the "influence" of the Party over the masses

"The level of cyber fighters and spelling is becoming increasingly serious," warns Lázaro Bruzón

Cuban pastor responds to criticisms from regime supporters

Petro recounts Maduro's capture and causes a visible discomfort for Johana Tablada and other Cuban officials

UPEC in Guantánamo reaches out to attract students amidst a shortage of communication professionals

"The present is one of struggle; the future is ours," says Díaz-Canel in a Cuba in ruins

Veteran journalist Pedro Larralde Machado is bid farewell in Sancti Spíritus

Hassan Pérez Casabona reappears with praises for Fidel Castro

Raúl Castro: "Preserving the unity and independence of the Homeland remains our top priority."

Ana Hurtado plays the epic of war with the lives of Cubans

The U.S. releases official announcement against Maduro featuring images of Trump, Rubio, and Hegseth: "He messed with the wrong person."

Bruno Rodríguez cites a survey favorable to the regime but silences the voices of the Cubans themselves

David Espinosa stands up to Con Filo: "They will not silence us with mockery, labels, or smear campaigns."

State Department responds to the Cuban regime: "We are not surprised that it is spreading this propaganda."

"The non-state sector is ours": Díaz-Canel's statement that helps to understand Trump's measures on small and medium enterprises in Cuba

Bruno recommends 19th-century protests and Castro's battles to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, just like at Moncada!"

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)

Morales Ojeda reaffirms his speech on participation, inclusion, and justice... and social media responds: "No one believes in you anymore."

Raúl Torres sees the "haters" as the architects of an "aging, weak, impoverished Cuba."

Official media dismisses CBS's leak as "fable," but reveals the fear of the Cuban regime

Cuban woman who thanked Díaz-Canel on state TV confesses she has a private clinic in France

The mother of Díaz-Canel's press chief uses the Bible to divert attention from the Anna Bensi case

Mariela Castro defends Cuba's "resilience" in Rome

Ships, small and medium-sized enterprises, and U.S. fuel: The data that contradicts the official version of the Cuban regime