Constitutional Reform

Daniel Ortega appoints his wife Rosario Murillo as head of the Army in Nicaragua

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that the Cuban regime respects Human Rights "as enshrined in the Constitution."

Daniel Ortega's constitutional reform aims to appoint his wife, Rosario Murillo, as co-president of Nicaragua

What does ChatGPT think of the Cuban Constitution of 2019?

Communism constitutionally devastated Cuba

Leaked video shows bias of the justice system in Cuba: "We are judges of the revolution and the Party."

The Transition Council proposes a Citizen Assembly to defend human rights in Cuba

Miguel Díaz-Canel publicly acknowledges that there is no separation of powers in Cuba

Cubalex responds to a law professor from UH: “It legitimizes the supremacy of a dominant ideology."

Manifesto 27N: Cuba requires change, and for that, it needs to build a more participatory citizenship

Vladimir Putin signs law that could keep him in power in Russia until 2036

Humberto López issues threats on NTV: Article 4 of the Constitution endorses the use of arms to defend socialism

Karla Pérez: The latest affront of the "revolution" to the people of Cuba

A deputy asserts on Cuban TV that the new Constitution "sinned by being so inclusive."

Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo on Las Mañanas: "The Cuban Constitution grants us the right, and the law takes it away."

The freedom of Cuba implies a condition of autonomy, but not of solitude

Two Christian Democrats launch an agenda for democratic transition in Cuba

Is the Cuban parliament absent until the National Assembly meets?

Putin could extend his term until 2036 following victory in constitutional referendum

Events that marked 2019 for Cubans

12 news stories that impacted Cuba and Cubans in 2019

Cubans share their opinions on the new electoral law in the country

The OAS debates the new Constitution approved in Cuba

Cuban authorities confiscate Pentecostal church in Havana

Cubans believe that "Díaz-Canel will not last two years as president."

Cuba unveils a new Constitution in times of crisis

Raúl Castro and Díaz-Canel preside over the promulgation of the new Cuban Constitution

Regarding the 28th Fair in Santa Clara: "the books didn’t arrive, it seems they stayed in Havana."

Chocolate MC: "The damn Castro regime has been oppressing our country for 60 years."

Rosa María Payá: "What Jorge Ramos experienced in Venezuela is what the Cuban people live through every day."

Why is it always a man who closes the Congress of the Federation of Cuban Women?

Cuba will proclaim its new Constitution on April 10th

An audit is conducted on the documents of the Cuban constitutional referendum

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights expresses "concern" about the new Constitution of Cuba

"The police persecution of the LGTBI+ community in Cuba remains a pressing issue."

Cuba: Where it's not just oil that is lacking

"To the Street, Cuban", a reggaeton against the government of Raúl Castro and Díaz-Canel

A journalist from Cuban Television asserts that the "No" votes on the new Constitution were not political

Holguín: the province that supported the "No" the most in the constitutional referendum in Cuba

Cuban Observatory of Human Rights records 405 arbitrary detentions during the referendum

The Washington Post believes that Cubans are losing "patience and fear."

Cuban diplomat responds to criticism of the referendum: "Yes, because we felt like it."

They publish the act of repudiation against Yoani Sánchez at the polling station where she was serving as an observer

Official results of the Constitutional referendum in Cuba have been published

The testimony of the secretary of an electoral table during the Constitutional referendum in Cuba

Two Cuban opposition members arrested on the eve of the Constitutional Referendum have been released

Díaz-Canel says that the U.S. has no "prestige or moral authority" to criticize the validity of the referendum

After the Yes, what happens next?

Cuba's Constitution (2019) in PDF

Bruno Rodríguez to Mike Pompeo: "Forget that your country has never held a referendum."

Cuban nurse who defected in Ecuador finds out she was on the list of those who voted on Sunday

Voter turnout is declining sharply and uncontrollably in Cuba

The Cuban ambassador to the U.S. assures that there was indeed a public campaign advocating for "No" in the Constitutional Referendum

The U.S. comments on the constitutional referendum in Cuba: "No one should be fooled by that exercise."

Almost 2.5 million Cubans turned their backs on the Constitution, according to government data

Why is Cuba taking so long to announce the final results of the referendum?

A Cuban sends a message to those who ask for top-ups for friends abroad and vote yes: "They deserve to eat grass."

Open Letter from the opposition figure Guillermo Fariñas regarding the Constitutional Referendum in Cuba

Cuban Observatory of Human Rights, witness to changes in the electoral roll during the referendum

Rosa María Payá: "As if by magic, the electoral roll in Cuba grew from 8.6 million to 9.2 million."