Cuban Revolution

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

Díaz-Canel celebrates Machado Ventura as "active in the forefront" at the twilight of the historical generation

Díaz-Canel responds to Trump and reclaims January 1, 1959, as the true independence of Cuba

The new Education Law of the regime clashes with reality: 24,000 vacant teaching positions and salaries of less than 12 dollars

Sociologist and playwright: the abyss of frustration and contempt between the "Us" and the "Them" in Cuba

66 years of the embargo on Cuba: what it prohibits, what it allows, and why the regime does not negotiate its lifting

Abel Prieto calls the U.S. government a "group of unpresentable pedophiles" from Mexico

Florida International University honors Cuban Daniel Pedreira for his book on disappearances under Castro's regime

Katungo: "The true revolution will be the one that restores joy to children and their right to dream."

They report the dismantling of the historic Cine Capitolio in Santiago de Cuba: they even took the door during the early hours

Abel Prieto acknowledges that Cuba is experiencing "the most difficult moment of the revolution" and insults the U.S. government.

Artist Camila Lobón "portrays" the CDR, the Fidelista creation that established "snitching as a patriotic duty."

The AHS award is presented to Frei Betto, who recommended that Cubans fry potato peels

Alina Bárbara López: "In Cuba, rather than a crisis, one could speak of a civilizational regression."

Cuba has had land in Florida for 70 years: can the regime sell it, use it, or claim control over it?

Activist: "The Cuban Constitution proclaims a socialism that never existed."

"The level of the cyber fighters and their spelling is becoming increasingly serious," warns Lázaro Bruzón

From the Grito de Yara to the Cuban Exodus: 158 Years Later, a Nation Losing Population

The "inexhaustible legacy" of Fidel Castro: blackouts, poverty, and a country that is emptying out

International press certifies the death of the ration book: AFP explores Havana and finds closed warehouses after decades of rationing

U.S. State Department: "Radical leftism is a toxic resentment disguised as equality."

The Portuguese Annie Silva Pais: Daughter of the head of Salazar's political police who ended up with a ration book in Havana

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

"Where are the achievements of the Revolution?": the new jest by Javier Berridy

Aleida Guevara: "No one else has the right to tell us how we should live."

"If it weren't for the neighbors, he would have died of hunger": activist denounces the abandonment of a blind elderly man in Holguín

Díaz-Canel speaks of "the CDRs that this time needs," and Cubans respond: "Don't count on me."

“Chamamé a Cuba” revisits its history and now envisions an island without Castroism or political prisoners

Bruno Rodríguez accuses Rubio of lying by claiming that there are Cuban leaders with "blood on their hands."

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

Marco Rubio: The U.S. is willing to help, but in Cuba "they are showing quite a bit of intransigence."

Rubio responds about a potential military action in Cuba: "The president has the power and the obligation to confront a threat."

Díaz-Canel: "The freedom of Cuba came on January 1, 1959, and we are not going to lose it."

Rubio on the future of Cuba: "Over 60 years of mismanagement cannot be reversed in six months."

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

Bruno Rodríguez dusts off the old narrative of the "Revolution" to reivindicate the Cuban regime

Cuban doctor on new monetary issues: "My salary could be summed up in a single bill... and I would still have to give change."

"Accomplices of our oppressors": Cuban researcher on those who defend the dictatorship "as an alternative to imperialism"

Cubadebate praises Raúl Castro and his "extraordinary capacity for political leadership."

Cuba: the regime's double standard, the blockade as an excuse for failures, and the revolution as the credit for successes

Cuban regime celebrates its prisons as a "just and humane work" while political prisoners increase

He is 10 years old, sells garlic and bread on the street, and had not eaten when they found him

They report a large dump in Centro Habana: "the achievements of the so-called revolution."

"A democratic Cuba will have to learn to live after the Revolution," asserts an Argentine intellectual

Cuban jurist: children with hunger, elderly without dreams, "how could this happen in our name, scoundrels?"

The "peaceful life" of Posada Carriles that Cuba denounced in Miami had a Cuban agent inside

"With one foot in the stirrup": The regime turns to epic narratives to portray Raúl Castro as a warrior at 95 years old

Veterans of the regime evoke Fidel Castro in Camagüey among faces marked by precariousness and neglect

Cuban mother: "You try to endure with three hours of electricity... an empty stomach and a dry throat."

"Cuban socialism is not dead; it is in the desert, biting the dust," says Raúl Torres

Economic embargo or failed model? BBC analyzes why Cuba cannot feed its population

Cubans come together in prayer for the Virgin of Charity

Cuban intellectual: "It is not the crisis that produces change on its own."

They are seeking help to operate on a 75-year-old man with two inguinal hernias in Trinidad

The documentary "Lezama Lima: Letting the Tongue Loose," by Ernesto Fundora, will be exhibited at the Coral Gables Museum

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

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

Díaz-Canel assures that he is not afraid of the U.S.: "If it comes for me, it comes, but I will fight."

"We have already reached the point of no return"; "the mask of Tropical Socialism has fallen," asserts the Cuban troubadour

"If Trump sends in the military, everyone will hit the streets": The growing frustration in a Cuba with no future