Repression

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

Venezuela is officially withdrawing from the International Criminal Court

Fear as a tool of control

Cynicism in its purest form: the regime claims that Luis Manuel Otero left Cuba "without coercion."

Ortega's regime announces elections, but bans "coup plotters" and opponents

The repressor of the repudiation act against activist Iliana Hernández now lives in Las Vegas

"Hunger will be the trigger in Cuba": the warning from writer Luis Felipe Rojas

Independent journalist reports beating and death threats for carrying out her work in Cuba

The U.S. seeks to isolate the Ortega regime after announcing the end of elections in Nicaragua

"We Want Light": Lawton Residents Stage New Protest and Potbanging Event

The left no longer hides its connection to Castro

"Don’t watch from the sidelines": Anna Bensi urges Cubans to lose their fear in the face of the dictatorship

Zoé Valdés recalls that Fidel Castro admitted live that he ordered the sinking of the tugboat 13 de Marzo

State Security agents interrogate and threaten a Cuban activist, using her son as leverage

Sociologist Cecilia Bobes analyzes the legacy of 11J: "The street ceased to be just a space managed by the State."

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

Chapel of Charity: "Our prayer for those who continue to suffer imprisonment, persecution, and exile."

Police patrol monitors the house of the father of a political prisoner from the 11J on the fifth anniversary of the protests

Sissi Abascal raises her voice from exile on the anniversary of July 11th

Armando Chaguaceda: Five years after 11J, the Cuban people are discovering "the value of raising their voices against those who trample on them."

Young woman arrested on July 11 in Camagüey breaks her silence five years later

Memories of the protests on July 11 in Cuba

Cuban regime prevents priest Castor José Álvarez from traveling to Miami

Bruno Rodríguez affirms at the UN that there are no images of repression in Cuba like those in the U.S.

Young people from Fuera de la Caja recount what happened during the interrogation: "They treated us like criminals."

Political scientist Roberto Veiga reports pressure from the regime to leave Cuba

Ulises Toirac criticizes government repression: "Free all political prisoners who 'do not exist in the country'"

The event "The Coast and the Cross" will take place in the U.S., a discussion on art and literature from the exiled Christian community of Cuba

The tears of Anna Bensi, a powerful message to the conscience of the members of Minint

Strong police operation due to pot-banging protests in El Cerro, Havana

Nicolás Maduro faces a new and serious lawsuit in the United States

The regime claims the words of Fidel Castro that silenced Cuban intellectuals

Critical situation reported in Canaleta prison in Cuba: One bucket of water every 24 hours and punishment cells

Cuba in blackout, and in Guiteras, they are repairing three tubes of the economizer

Arturo Sandoval loses hope of returning to Cuba: "It is a wound that never heals."

Anna Bensi dismantles the communist fantasy: "I don't read it, I live it and I suffer it."

The UMAP: They woke up at 4:00 am and worked until they collapsed

Writer Ariel Hidalgo recounts how he was sent to Mazorra for demanding elections in the factories

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

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

The regime responds to the European Parliament resolution calling for sanctions against Díaz-Canel and an end to the agreement with the EU

Iran declares victory after agreement with the U.S. that would end 110 days of war

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

U.S. orders the deportation of a former Cuban police lieutenant: What do we know?

Marco Rubio calls the Ortega and Murillo regime in Nicaragua "an enemy of humanity."

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

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

The United States holds Ortega and Murillo responsible for the death of the indigenous opposition leader Brooklyn Rivera

The creator of Despingovery Channel is accused of "invasion of military property."

Santiago de Cuba heats up: pot banging in Micro 3 and El Salao, burning tires, police, and black berets on the streets

Héctor Maseda, a hero of the Black Spring of 2003 in Cuba, passed away in the U.S

Cuban teenager arrested for protesting in Morón is in punishment cell after being robbed and beaten

They evoke in Isla de la Juventud the release of Fidel Castro in a Cuba with hundreds of political prisoners

Mike Hammer meets in Cuba with young people from Fuera de la Caja and Anna Bensi

The "new man" of the revolution is the one who most expresses opposition to the regime, says a Cuban activist

Alina Bárbara López: The Cuban regime missed its three opportunities for a "top-down" transition

Rick Scott sends message to the Castro/Díaz-Canel regime: "Their days are numbered"

Alina Bárbara López: "They are using the Cuban people as a sort of shield" against the U.S.

Eduardo del Llano: The embargo "is responsible for seventy percent" of the country's difficulties

"Cuba: the Totalitarian Grip and the Desire for Change," analyzes a Cuban essayist