Protests

The official spokesperson announces that "Santiago is dressed for a celebration" and unleashes a torrent of criticism

Díaz-Canel attacks the U.S.: "There it is forbidden to protest against state policies."

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

Armando Chaguaceda: "In Cuba today, there are protests... like nothing that has happened in the last fifty years."

The significance of 11J five years later

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

New pot-banging protests shake Havana and Santiago de Cuba in another night of demonstrations against blackouts

"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 they also cut the power to massacre 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 criminal record."

Pots are clanging in broad daylight in Vedado

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

Testimony of a protester from 11J: "I went out to ask for freedom and they marked me forever."

Cuba: The 11J Five Years Later

A project for waste management has been launched in the Havana neighborhood of San Isidro, on the eve of the 11J

When the pots are folded

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

Memories of the protests of July 11 in Cuba

"We want freedom, not power": the lights come back on during a massive pot-banging protest in Centro Habana

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

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

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

Protest in Mantilla: More than two months without water, "a small tank costs 2500 pesos; a water truck, 40 thousand."

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

107 protests recorded in Cuba in June: Havana leads the street protests

Díaz-Canel to the protesters: "Bang your pots and pans 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

Reports of pot-banging in El Vedado: Protests erupt in Havana

Cubans protest in front of the PCC in La Lisa after 50 hours without power

"We have already adapted to living without electricity": The harsh portrait of contemporary Cuba

Cacerolazos in Santiago de Cuba, and the regime deploys a black beret operation with long guns

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

Cuba is experiencing a 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 into the street alone": The cry of a Cuban father desperate for his children

They are banging pots in Regla in broad daylight to protest against power outages

Unprecedented protest in "La Genética," Playa: Cacerolazo in a neighborhood associated with officials and scientists

Morales Ojeda claims that "Cuba is rising" while the island is engulfed in protests and power outages

Professor Alina Bárbara López after 10-hour detention: "There could be two SE agents for every square meter."

The U.S. describes the economic reforms announced by Cuba as "superficial smoke signals."

Anna Bensi: The Cuban dictatorship sells us "backwardness as heroism."

Cuban woman on the island goes viral on social media after constant power outages in Cuba: "What we are experiencing is not life."

All of Santiago de Cuba is in the streets! Reports of heavy militarization in neighborhoods

Cacerolazos resound in Santiago de Cuba in protest of the blackouts

Residents of San Ricardo, Santiago de Cuba, took to the streets this Sunday after several days without electricity

India protests to the U.S. following a naval attack that killed three Indian sailors in the Gulf of Oman

Residents of Güines report difficulties in restoring electricity after more than a week without service

Cubana: "Here they don't even give you explanations anymore... fifty, eighty, however many hours without electricity... and don't complain."

Cubans take to the streets to protest in the town of Levisa, Mayarí

For sale: "Hoz y Cruz," a book by journalist Yoe Suárez about the resistance of evangelicals to the Cuban dictatorship

The regime in Cuba "cannot be unlocked without an effective action of real force," says Cuban political scientist Armando Chaguaceda

After 48 hours without electricity, a Cuban climbs to the roof of his house to play pots and pans

International domino tournament inaugurated in Santiago de Cuba, but the game on the island is "stuck."

Raúl Castro sends a message to MININT: in times of turmoil, he praises the "unwavering loyalty."

Protest in Regla, Havana: "Turn on the water and the electricity!"

"What kind of country is this that we have? It remains in the word, in the promise": a haunting sonnet by a Cuban poet