Santiago de Cuba

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The streets are ablaze in Santos Suárez as the pot-banging protests spread in Santiago de Cuba

Cacerolazos have been reported just a few blocks from the PCC headquarters in Santiago de Cuba

The Electric Company of Santiago admits that it cannot guarantee even two hours of electricity per day

Between two shores and many stages: the life, art, and memory of Marieta Sánchez

Cuban woman explodes on social media after 27 hours without water or electricity in Cuba: "What do they care?"

All of Santiago de Cuba is in the streets! Reports of heavy militarization in neighborhoods

Crisis in Cuba: Traveling to the East with emergency fuel

Even coal is "a mission impossible" in Cuba

"Does anyone believe them?": Cubans respond with skepticism and mockery to the promises of the PCC plenary

Casserole protests resound in Santiago de Cuba against power outages

Yosmany Mayeta seeks help from the State Department while awaiting a key hearing regarding his immigration future

Cubans watch the World Cup in front of Cine Yara due to the blackouts

Official journalist in Santiago de Cuba: "It hurts me that the money on my card is worthless."

Cuban doctor shares a photo of her graduating class and reveals: "None of us are connected to the sector today."

Cubans in Matanzas report only two hours of electricity for every 72 hours of blackouts

"We're hungry": residents of Baconao, Santiago de Cuba, denounce abandonment and isolation

This is how they remember the late Cuban singer Yamir Robinson, El Teacher from Kola Loka

Electric Company reorganizes blackouts in Santiago de Cuba: blocks will have only one or two hours of electricity per day

They promise to "bring electricity" to neighborhoods in Santiago with a bus equipped with solar panels

Journalist Yosmany Mayeta urgently requests help from Marco Rubio and Cuban American congressmen in light of possible deportation

House catches fire in Santiago de Cuba minutes after electricity is restored

The regime blames illegal housing connections for damage to transformers in Santiago de Cuba

"Recovered" transformers arrive to "relieve" electrical issues in neighborhoods of Santiago de Cuba

"We are thousands": the outrage of regulated doctors in Cuba erupts

Mother posts photos of her son all over Santiago de Cuba so that his death does not go unpunished

Omara Durand receives an Honorary Doctorate in Sports Science from the University of Oriente

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

Police harassment following the appearance of posters against the regime in Santa Clara and Contramaestre

Cuban mother: "I thought I was the only one who was going to protest with my children."

Nine-month-old baby suffers burns while family was cooking with charcoal in Santiago de Cuba

Residents of Santiago de Cuba report that crews are removing transformers from their neighborhoods without any timeline for replacement or explanations

Cáritas Camagüey establishes a dining hall to assist homeless individuals

Tele Turquino installs solar panels to maintain signal amid electrical crisis

Mass farewell in Palma Soriano to the young Jesús Alberto Martínez Fernández (Videos)

Wave of thefts and sabotage of telecommunications infrastructure leaves several areas of Santiago de Cuba without service

Opposition organizations demand justice for the death of the young Jesús Alberto Martínez Fernández

A 26-year-old man is killed in Palma Soriano, and his mother reports threats from State Security

They denounce the deplorable situation at the Camagüey Nursing Home

Mike Hammer meets with Cuban political exiles and their children

"Are my human rights being violated?": the letter of a Cuban doctor to the Minister of Health

Electric company in Guantánamo promises reconnection to the SEN: "They have been fixing that for over 24 hours," they don’t say what happened

Guantánamo is left in the dark due to a power outage caused by a malfunction in the electrical connection with Santiago de Cuba

At just 10 years old, a Cuban boy goes out to sell coconut sweets on the street to help his family: "This wasn't seen in Cuba years ago."

Universidad de Oriente organizes graduation "Centennial of Fidel Castro" without relocating students from several provinces

Feminicide in Palma Soriano: 23-year-old woman dies after being attacked by her partner

Ten couples get married in El Cobre in a large Catholic ceremony

This is how this young man and his grandmother wash clothes in Cuba in the face of the faucet collapse: "I died with you."

Night of tension in Centro Habana: strong protests at Infanta and San Lázaro

Protest reported in Guanabacoa amid the blackout crisis

They are seeking up to 10 years in prison for three women who protested against blackouts in Santiago de Cuba

A suspected thief is captured and beaten in the Sueño neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba

Thief confesses "remorse" after being caught in the act by neighbors in Santiago de Cuba

The photo of a mother that touched a Cuban emigrant

An international domino tournament is inaugurated in Santiago de Cuba, but the game on the island is "stuck."

Humor: Cuban woman sends a letter to Christopher Columbus and tells him that "Cuba is just the same as he found it."

Cuba without wheat: Mills shut down and rationed bread limited to part of the population

CUPET claims to refine 100% domestic oil, but admits it is not enough for the economy

"Even pigs wouldn't eat that": Cubans denounce the poor quality of regulated bread in Santiago de Cuba

Solar panels from telecommunications infrastructure in Santiago de Cuba are stolen for the third time

Cuban journalist Yosmany Mayeta attends the U.S. Congress to seek support for his immigration case