Cuban people

The freedom that is anticipated from outside: Why do so many Cubans look to the U.S. to end the dictatorship?

Alberto Reyes: "When the priority is to shout louder than the opponent, it is impossible to hear the suffering of a people."

"Asere" and "cocotaxi" are included in the new edition of the Dictionary of the Spanish Language

Rubio calls on Cubans to collaborate with the CIA, and users recall the promises that Trump made to the Iranians

Trump jokes about sending aircraft carriers to the shores of Cuba: "They will raise their hands."

Paquito D'Rivera does not judge the Cuban people and denounces the impact left by the ration book

Alina Bárbara López: "Cuba needs people to organize from within and support from outside."

"They spend in one day what Cubans earn in months": The U.S. strikes against the leadership of the Cuban regime

Residents of Cabañas, in Mariel, take to the streets for the second time in popular protest against power outages

Father Alberto Reyes: "We cannot wait for things to change on their own."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "A people begins to regain its freedom when it stops being afraid."

Cuban women approach Mike Hammer in Havana to take photos and express their admiration

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

"The Year to Come": the eternal promise that Cubans no longer believe

Bishop and clergy of the Episcopal Church of Cuba break the silence: they denounce hunger, blackouts, and support Ana Bensi in a letter to the Cuban people

Paquito from Cuba disguises himself with a wig to mock Anna Bensi four days after her sentencing

Bruno recalls 19th-century protests and Castro-era battles to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, like in Moncada!"

Official journalist admits that Cuba has a "sovereign disorder" internally beyond the embargo

Father Alberto Reyes on Cuba: "The hope for change is no longer there."

MINREX highlights the contradiction of the "sovereign" reforms: Havana looks more to Washington than to Cubans

"Fallen Hands Syndrome": Sister Nadieska Almeida describes the exhaustion experienced by some in Cuba

Under what logic does a dictatorship retain power for over 66 years in a country?

Priest Alberto Reyes: The Church in Cuba is the "uncomfortable neighbor" that the regime has not been able to silence

Cubana issues an SOS for San Miguel de los Baños and reports over a month without electricity or communications

A Cuban questions Díaz-Canel: "Why do you claim to have the support of the people?"

The "people" as a shield: The old formula of the Cuban regime to speak on behalf of everyone

Cuban says he will not accept capitalism: "I will never tolerate betrayal of my homeland or the legacy of the Commander-in-Chief."

"Asere" will be added to the Spanish Language Dictionary at the end of 2026

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "No evil is eternal, and the oppression on our land will not be either."

Cuban writer after new power outage: "We need to stop living in the dark."

No relief in Cuba: blackouts continue above 2,000 MW

The UN says it stands with the Cuban people after meeting with Díaz-Canel

Bryan Ávila urges the Cuban people not to lose faith and promises a strong stand against the regime

When the body becomes currency

Mike Hammer asks young people in Santa Clara if soccer has already surpassed baseball in Cuba

Cuban jurist: hungry children, elderly without dreams, "how could it be in our name, scoundrels?"

"Las Tunas is at the forefront of informants": Lázaro Bruzón's mother suffers mistreatment in a store in Cuba due to the chess player's political stance

Bishop of Palm Beach delivers a powerful message about Cuba: "No people was created by God to live on their knees."

Marco Rubio: "We have imposed the strongest sanctions in the history of our relationship with Cuba."

Rosa María Payá responds to Díaz-Canel: "The only threat to Cuba is the dictatorship."

U.S. Navy Veteran to Díaz-Canel: "We will never allow the dictatorship to decide how many Cubans must die to remain in power."

Mike Hammer brings the situation in Cuba to the U.S. Congress.

Cuba is dying, and the regime holds the key

Cubans celebrate the Virgin of Charity with a procession in Vedado amid the crisis the country is experiencing

From 18-story buildings in Santiago de Cuba, they report 40 hours without electricity

They threw 50-peso bills in a Santiago conga... and the music stopped

Cuban erupts against ETECSA in open letter: "This resembles a conscious theft"

Cuban to Díaz-Canel: "This country has never had so many social differences before."

Cuba keeps the population census date undecided after years of delays

"With the experiments, the subject of study was destroyed": Cubans react to the words of Fidel Castro's grandson

Fidel Castro's grandson claims that "all Cubans want to be like Fidel."

Mike Hammer informs Marco Rubio about the situation in Cuba and the sending of 100 million dollars in humanitarian aid

Neighbors capture a suspected thief in Manzanillo and report that the Police are doing nothing

Ulises Toirac says that blackouts in Cuba are a torture and responds with irony to Díaz-Canel

Priest Alberto Reyes defines those who repress in Cuba: "They are incapable of thinking for themselves."

"Even the most revolutionary wants elections": Journalist who filmed documentary in Cuba refutes Díaz-Canel

Ulises Aquino: "Cuba no longer exists; it is a piece of land victim to ignorance and oppression."

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: "Cubans do not blame the sanctions; they know that the responsibility lies with the dictatorship."

Díaz-Canel assures that "millions of Cubans" would give their lives for the revolution

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "I have dreams of a Cuba free from dictatorship."