Cuban people

Díaz-Canel speaks for a people who could not choose him and claims that he will defend "their self-determination."

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba: The people need to "live with decency" and "with dignity."

USA: "Why doesn't GAESA use its funds to meet the needs of the Cuban people?"

President of the World Poetic Movement defends the "existence and sovereignty" of the regime against the U.S.

Cubans rush out to respond to Díaz-Canel: "What joy?"

The Cuba of El Cangrejo and the Cuba of the boy who saved his food for his grandparents

Ulises Aquino: "The Party and the Government have anchored themselves in power without listening to the calls for change from the Cuban people."

Alberto Reyes: "Those who have taken ownership of the country are afraid of the people, the very ones they have ignored and despised."

Residents of Cárdenas catch and tie up an alleged thief

Manuel Calviño demands control over street vendors: "They shouldn't have to start at six in the morning."

Marco Rubio denies that the U.S. expects a regime change in Cuba this year: "I wish it were tomorrow."

Marco Rubio: "Those who govern Cuba don't know what they're doing."

Marco Rubio: "The regime fears prosperity because it would lose control over the people."

Marco Rubio promises a Cuba that is "prosperous, safe, and with a better future."

"A Hands of the Cuban People": U.S. Embassy Will Ensure Humanitarian Aid Reaches Through Caritas

Cáritas Cuba explains how it will distribute the humanitarian aid sent from the United States

Ugás defends Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and denounces that the dictatorship has succeeded in sowing distrust among Cubans

U.S.: "The Cuban regime will not be able to steal or divert this aid."

"Happy and prosperous misery": Cuban questions why cheers erupt for an Argentine goal but not for blackouts and shortages

You transfer a thousand pesos and receive 600 in cash: they report an abusive business just a few blocks from the Communist Party in Santiago de Cuba

"The regime owes an apology and compensation to the Cuban people," affirms an exiled journalist

Laritza Camacho: "How the blockade does not affect the lifestyle of the powerful at full speed."

Ulises Toirac describes the nightmare of living in Cuba: "Extinguishing yourself to survive the hours without light and without hope."

Cubans react to Rubio's demand to release political prisoners: "We are no longer here for speeches; we are here to act."

Cuba's ambassador to the UN calls Israeli representative shameless

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

Alina Bárbara López denounces on July 11 that the Cuban regime is a "terrorist state against its own people."

Armando Chaguaceda: Five years after 11J, the Cuban people are discovering "the courage to raise their voice against those who trample on them."

From Europe, Fidel's grandson wanted to give a lesson on the revolution... and ended up humiliated on social media

"Let's eat victory": Cubans mock Díaz-Canel after his celebration at the UN

Laritza Camacho mocks after El Cangrejo interview: "Of course he can negotiate, if he has pedigree, money, and blue eyes."

The U.S. calls on the UN to side with the Cuban people, not with the regime that has failed the country

Outrage in Cuba over El Cangrejo's statements: "Let him live for a month like we do."

Cuban priest: "We cannot feed an entire people. That mission surpasses us."

The Crab says it hurts him that Cubans do not live like he does

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba acknowledges the people's distress: "So many people are asking for help. And the help is not enough."

Guyana adds support to the call for free elections and economic opening in Cuba

Ulises Toirac on the conga of Matanzas: "It is evidence of being a failed state in all its magnitude."

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

Cuban to content creators: "They are not romanticizing poverty. It exists. It is."

The early morning marathon of a Cuban mother in just three hours of power

Outrage on social media: PCC Secretary in Matanzas celebrates "outstanding" status for July 26

Sister Nadieska Almeida rejects the 176 measures of the regime: “We want new changes, but without you.”

“We have already adapted to living without electricity”: The stark portrait of present-day Cuba

Residents in Santiago de Cuba capture a thief and hold him until the police arrive

Cubans respond to Díaz-Canel's announcement on July 26 in Pinar del Río: "Cuba is not celebrating; you are killing the country."

Former spy Ramón Labañino asserts that "in Cuba, power belongs to the people" and is met with ridicule: "Tell that to GAESA."

The United States imposes sanctions on new entities of GAESA for diverting resources from the Cuban people

"Now we have the what... now we need the how, the responsible parties, and to be accountable to the people."

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

"Living by counting the minutes of respite given to us by a fan is not a life": Cuban woman reacts to blackouts

Father Alberto Reyes: "In nearly 70 years, they have not managed to guarantee the basic living conditions of the population."

Cuba after Iran? JD Vance reveals contacts between Washington and the Cuban regime

Vance to Cuba: "If they make smart decisions, we will have a much better relationship."

Six blocks from the Capitol: The giant shadow of a protest in Centro Habana

Rearranging the deck chairs while the Titanic sinks

CUPET mobilizes its workers against U.S. sanctions amid the worst energy crisis

A spokesperson for Con Filo inadvertently admits that support for U.S. intervention is growing in Cuba.

"Every day the same misery": Cuban fed up with the water shortage in town of Holguín

"Anyone who has a better idea, should speak up": Díaz-Canel on economic reforms