Protests

Cuban intellectual Alina Bárbara López Hernández was arrested as she was about to protest for political prisoners

Morales Ojeda recalls a protest against Batista, and a Cuban woman poses an uncomfortable question

We must translate the protests as "a strategy of struggle," evaluates a Cuban historian

Residents of Diez de Octubre protest to prevent water connection to military facility

Paraguayan doctor who studied in Cuba responds to those linking her to the regime: "Neither communist nor socialist."

Former political prisoner Ariel Hidalgo: "Neither Washington nor Havana will solve Cuba."

What the struggle of the Poles teaches us today as Cubans

Chavistas protest in Caracas over oil deal: "The Government is a victim of what is happening."

Rise up, fight, and do not mourn any longer!

Cubalex reports to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights that the militarization in Cuba is against the people, not against the United States.

Lawyer Alain Espinosa accuses the Cuban regime of blocking cell signals to suppress dissent without anyone filming it

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

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

The freedom of Cuba depends on what we Cubans do

Cited for alleged "disobedience," Cuban Mason leader and brothers call for support in front of the police

They smeared red paint on the official fence featuring the face of Fidel Castro in Cayo Mambí, Holguín

"In Cuba, protests have not ceased since July 2021, and now there are protests every day," assesses an academic

Why is Evo Morales still free despite the two arrest warrants against him?

Masons gather in Havana in response to a new attempt at intervention by the Ministry of Justice

Protests in Aragua against Delcy Rodríguez over the blackouts suffocating Venezuela

Pots and pans protest against blackouts in Santiago de Cuba

Official spokesperson announces that "Santiago is dressed for a party" and unleashes a torrent of criticism

Díaz-Canel criticizes the U.S.: “There, it is forbidden to protest against state policies.”

Second day with power in Havana: "If we only knew the fear they have of us," says Cuban activist

Armando Chaguaceda: "In Cuba today, protests are happening... as they have never occurred in the last fifty years."

The significance of 11J after five years

Official journalist mocks protests in Cuba: "Here I am in a revolt for the 26/7"

New protests erupt in Havana and Santiago de Cuba with another night of demonstrations against power outages

"Hunger will be the trigger in Cuba": the warning from writer Luis Felipe Rojas

The U.S. reveals a plan linked to the Cuban regime to mobilize protests against military bases and ICE facilities

Blackouts in Cuba: Analyst warns that power is also cut to carry out massacres without witnesses

Revealed: Plan to mobilize protests in the U.S. if Washington launches a military operation against Cuba

The regime accuses foreign media and independent press of trying to incite protests in Cuba: Here are their arguments

Gerardo Hernández mocks the protest of the exile community in Miami: "ICE deported everyone who had a record."

Casseroles are clanging in broad daylight in Vedado

Abel Prieto calls the 11J a "farce" and unleashes a torrent of criticism on the fifth anniversary of the massive protests in Cuba

Testimony of a demonstrator from 11J: "I went out to demand freedom and it marked me forever."

Cuba: July 11th, Five Years Later

Launched project for waste management in the Havana neighborhood of San Isidro, ahead of the 11J

When the pots clatter

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

Memories of the 11J protests in Cuba

"We want freedom, not electricity": light returns during a massive pot-banging protest in Centro Habana

"This is criminal": Cuban woman denounces a week without water and 38 hours of power outage in Havana

U.S. Senator Tom Cotton: "11J was the cry of thousands of Cubans against decades of repression."

In other countries, "manifestations of popular discontent"; in Cuba, "Cuban cubaneo," mocks a writer from the Island

Protest in Mantilla: More than two months without water, "a small tank costs 2,500 pesos; a water truck, 40,000."

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel after suggestion to clang pots "to the neighbors up north"

107 protests registered in Cuba in June: Havana leads the street outbreak

Díaz-Canel to the protesters: "Bang your pots at the neighbors to the north, who are the ones keeping us in the dark."

"Freedom!": Cubans protest after more than 24 hours without electricity and days without water

Casserole protests reported in El Vedado: Protests erupt in Havana

Cubans protest in front of the PCC in La Lisa after 50 hours of blackout

"We have already adapted to living without electricity": The harsh portrait of present-day Cuba

Casserole protests in Santiago de Cuba as the regime deploys a special operation of black berets with long guns

They will hold the 45th edition of the Caribbean Festival in Santiago de Cuba "in a special format."

Cuba in blackout, and in Guiteras, three tubes of the economizer are being repaired

Students prevent Maduro's son from holding an event dedicated to his father at the Central University of Venezuela

Cubana de Guanabo after the protest: "We need answers. Stop the abuse."

"Even if I go out to the street alone": The cry of a Cuban father desperate for his children