Cuban Revolution

Bruno Rodríguez asserts that U.S. oil seizures have a "direct impact on the national energy system."

7 foods that could be banned in Cuba for "not being national"

"Forget the blackouts, forget chikungunya": Cubans sing in unison in Río Cauto after a political event

Many events and few responses: they commemorate the victory of the Revolution in Santiago, while the everyday crisis remains unchanged

The Christmas that Cuba did have before 1959: lights, faith, and family without asking for permission

From repressor to pamphleteer: PCC Secretary in Granma calls for the unity of all "revolutionaries"

Havana, the capital of all Cubans, is dying slowly

“They are terrorists and incompetent”: Marco Rubio states that he would like to see a regime change in Cuba

Raúl Castro reappears at the final session of the National Assembly of Cuba

Cuban deputy defends small and medium enterprises and dreams of returning to pre-revolution productivity

"Now they have truly sprinkled bad luck": They named 2026 "Year of the Centennial of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz."

"Each day of the Revolution is a victory," says the power, while the people respond, "Every day brings more misery."

"Nobody is going to give up here": says an excited Díaz-Canel while the country falls apart

The Era of Fear: Message from former Congressman Joe García to the Cuban exile community

Grapes at 11 dollars and apples at 60 cents: The new "luxury" sold by Tiendas Caribe in Havana

“They kicked us out of the house and sealed the door”: Cuban writer recounts her escape in the Freedom Flights

Díaz-Canel acknowledges a critical scenario: GDP decreased by 4% and inflation is skyrocketing

Díaz-Canel speaks of daily "victories"; Cubans remind him of hunger, darkness, and the abandonment of the people in the face of the privileges of the elite

Revolutionary hagiography: Granma describes Fidel Castro as “the least known filmmaker in the world.”

Priest Alberto Reyes after protests in Cuba: "This people has been saying for years that they want a change."

Anna Sofía exposes the double standards of Castroism in her new viral video

"Memes of the Year Award": Granma states that "Cuba defends the full dignity of its citizens," and the networks are ablaze

The Cuban regime celebrates Human Rights Day and receives a barrage of criticism

Jorge Fernández Era on the sanctions imposed on Alejandro Gil: "The Cuban 'revolutionary' state is corrupt by nature."

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "The revolution says it leaves no one behind, but abandonment is greater than ever."

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: Time has shown that the "Revolution" was a great lie

"Invite me to your homes": U.S. Mission Chief wants to continue experiencing real Cuba

The regime is once again using children to pay homage to Fidel Castro

"Just disconnect communism": Cubans outraged by widespread blackout in the west

Ulises Toirac to the Cuban government: "There is no revolution in a power that seeks to perpetuate itself."

Federica Mogherini, ally of Castroism in Europe, arrested for alleged fraud

Cuban government mobilizes transport for Granma event while the country suffers from fuel shortages

MINFAR celebrates "heroism of Granma" amid Caribbean crisis: Panic and propaganda in Havana

Díaz-Canel betrays Alejandro Gil and appears as a witness in his trial

Cuban claims he was "shocked" after Fidel Castro touched his shoulder

The legacy of Fidel: to destroy the Cuban middle class in order to create a country with 99% poor and 1% rich

Díaz-Canel affirms that Fidel Castro continues to speak to him nine years after his death

The revolution devours its own children: The trial of Gil reopens the long list of those sacrificed by Castroism

"Why does Cuba no longer excite even its former defenders?" according to a Chilean professor

Díaz-Canel says that the revolution defends the rights of children, and Cubans respond: "Where is the glass of milk?"

The controversy erupts: They suggest melting down statues of Fidel and Che in Mexico City

Díaz-Canel urges the people to monitor the donations arriving in Santiago de Cuba

Official media calls for turning to "the horse, the genius" of Fidel Castro to resolve the crisis in Cuba

Morales Ojeda calls to "seize the opportunities" and the Cubans respond: "No one wants to study to go hungry."

Misery Unveiled: Hurricane Melissa Exposes Six Decades of Structural Poverty in Cuba

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "What more do those who govern us want from this people?"

Holguin internationalist sends message to Díaz-Canel from a destroyed bohío: “No one has come here.”

MINREX official on Silvio Rodríguez: "He is a great ambassador of revolutionary Cuba."

Lis Cuesta reappears after Melissa's passage: "There is no hurricane stronger than the will of this people."

The head of the PCC in Granma says that Hurricane Melissa is an opportunity to show that "the Revolution is still alive."

Díaz-Canel becomes poetic and says that Cubans are "resilient like the palm trees that stand tall."

"My revolution is not taken away from me by anyone": elderly Cuban in Holguín upon receiving help organized by a Cuban in the U.S.

Cubans evacuated due to Hurricane Melissa shout revolutionary slogans on their flight back home

Morales Ojeda quotes Fidel Castro amid the debacle: “The only one that can solve the problems of this country is the Revolution.”

Regime officials launch a media offensive following the indictment of Alejandro Gil

Díaz-Canel states that Cuba achieved "two victories" following the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Díaz-Canel leads political activity amid national emergency due to Hurricane Melissa

Goodbye to the last assailant of July 26: Former political prisoner Orlando Castro passes away in Miami

“What failed state would do everything we do?”: Díaz-Canel defends himself as Hurricane Melissa approaches Cuba

Michel Torres lectures the emigrants: “You will have electricity, but not the sugar borrowed from the neighbor.”