Reform of the Constitution

Bruno Rodríguez states 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 about the Cuban Constitution of 2019?

Communism constitutionally devastated Cuba.

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

The Transition Council proposes a Citizens' Assembly to defend human rights in Cuba.

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

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

Manifesto 27N: Cuba requires change, and to achieve this, 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 supports the use of arms to defend socialism.

Karla Pérez: The Latest Insult from the "Revolution" to the People of Cuba

A deputy asserts on Cuban TV that the new Constitution "erred by being too inclusive."

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

The freedom of Cuba implies a state of autonomy, but not of isolation.

Two Christian Democrats launch an agenda for the democratic transition in Cuba.

Is the Cuban parliament absent until the National Assembly meets?

Putin may extend his term until 2036 following victory in the 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 seize Pentecostal church in Havana.

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

Cuba Unveils a New Constitution Amidst 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 are still 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 go through daily."

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