Roberto Morales Ojeda

Electric linemen in Cuba: "From beloved and respected to hated and cursed," comments journalist and art critic

Crisis in Cuba? The regime thrives from event to event with foreigners and all

Díaz-Canel appears on the camellón in Pinar del Río wearing a panama hat and an embroidered guayabera

Morales Ojeda calls the repression of July 11th a "popular victory" and sparks a wave of rejection among Cubans

Roberto Morales Ojeda and the rhetorical gymnastics of the regime: "Finding creative and even uncomfortable solutions."

Morales Ojeda speaks of "union democracy" in a country where independent unions do not exist

The Cuban regime reviews the reforms and promises to disclose all the details

The regime rewards its henchmen: They acknowledge "distinguished service" from MININT in Holguín

Morales Ojeda speaks the truth unwittingly: The Cuban people "already know the taste of lies."

Who are the Cuban leaders sanctioned by the U.S.?

PCC aims to turn Matanzas into a showcase for "carbon neutral" and pig manure to power buses

"You inspire; you are an example": Morales Ojeda praises workers at the Guiteras thermoelectric plant as the electrical collapse continues

"The united people is our main weapon": Roberto Morales Ojeda insists that Cuba is prepared for any aggression

Díaz-Canel and Marrero hand over the first two "modular homes" made from recycled containers in Havana

Ciberclaria of the regime promotes PCC campaign from the U.S.: Celebrates beatings and is legitimized by Díaz-Canel

Morales Ojeda is exposed: The signature campaign in Cuba is not what they say

Act in Girón: Díaz-Canel continues to "defeat" imperialism and starts signature campaign

Inaugurate the permanent headquarters of the Patria Colloquium: more infrastructure for the regime's propaganda

More 'songs' to Fidel as Cuba collapses: Lesbia Vent opens exhibition in the presence of Díaz-Canel

There is no food, but there are plenty of photos of work in the fields: Díaz-Canel and the UJC in new poses

Morales Ojeda calls for "combatant memory and to keep alive our history of struggle."

Morales Ojeda blames the blockade for the crisis and says that "vandalism and disorder are unacceptable."

Morales Ojeda urges journalists to share "the stories of our people" while Cubans seek the truth outside official media

Morales Ojeda states that "the Cuban Revolution is, above all, a work of humanism."

Morales Ojeda calls on Fidel Castro to demand "discipline" and "realistic plans" after acknowledging failures in the work of the PCC

Morales Ojeda asserts that the Cuban people are the "main protagonists of resistance and victory."