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Medical students report: Their hospital internships are suspended to receive military training

Yosmany Mayeta reports receiving threats from Cuba after investigating a fatal accident linked to Juan Guillermo Almeida

"The 'fear of shadows' and 'the slow death of the country,' in verses by a Cuban writer."

The "mini purchase" this Cuban living in Cuba made that has everyone talking

"Voices with Fidel": Another book hailing the dictator on his centenary

Fuel spill causes fire at cement factory in Santiago de Cuba

Foreign funding rescues essential equipment for newborns and critically ill patients in Santiago de Cuba

Cáritas provides an update on the distribution of aid sent by the U.S. to victims of Hurricane Melissa

An announcement has been made regarding a 1,720 MW reduction for the nighttime peak hours in Cuba

Juan Juan Almeida breaks the silence about the fatal accident in Santiago de Cuba involving his brother Juan Guillermo

From listening to Fidel Castro to walking all over Cuba: ex-bodyguard of the dictator arrives in Matanzas

Letter from a Cuban mother to ruler Díaz-Canel: "How do I explain hunger to a child?"

Santiago de Cuba without radio or television "due to a power generation deficit"

Facade collapses in Santiago de Cuba in an area that residents reported as hazardous

Díaz-Canel calls for the acceleration of the creation of a Cuban AI while promising "technological sovereignty."

Help from the U.S. makes a new home for grandparents in Santiago de Cuba possible

Havana, Artemisa, and Villa Clara: the only provinces with salaries over 7,000 pesos

Banco Metropolitano will allow cash withdrawals from BPA and BANDEC for a fee

A simple pair of boots brings joy to a Cuban child

"Which current?" Cubans React to the Premiere of the Brazilian Novel 'Manía de Ti' on Cubavisión

The U.S. wants to send more aid to Cuba, but the regime must allow it

Authorities intercept car in Santiago de Cuba transporting a large quantity of drugs

Man dies after being hit by a vehicle in Santiago de Cuba: Juan Guillermo Almeida is implicated

Residents of Santiago de Cuba report a plague of bedbugs and a micro-dump in the Sorribe neighborhood

JG's vehicle would be involved in an accident in Santiago de Cuba, according to unconfirmed reports

Cuban youth go out to distribute food to those in need on the streets of Cuba: "Real gratitude."

On the first of May, a solar panel was stolen in Santiago de Cuba: an ETECSA engineer demands 30 years for the responsible party

A Cuban farmer is killed for his oxen in Santiago de Cuba

The supply notebook in Cuba has collapsed: it's no longer enough to even survive

A 23-year-old young man is murdered in Santiago de Cuba: "He had his whole life ahead of him."

A van collides with a national bus in Havana

Fire in Santiago de Cuba leaves an elderly woman with burns, although authorities stated that there were no injured

Fire in Santiago de Cuba alarms Cubans: The firefighters were not answering the phone

May 1st in Cuba: More "staging of a corpse" than "revolutionary fervor," claims academic

José Daniel Ferrer says that the regime will not relinquish power: "They will not surrender just by seeing or feeling the aircraft carrier nearby."

José Daniel Ferrer warns the regime's repressors and informants: "The tyranny will soon fall; then it will be too late."

They lash out on social media against the communist posing in front of Fidel's stone and responding to Trump

Marrero says that the response to the U.S. was the "extraordinary mobilization" for May Day

The regime claims that "Cuba is not alone."

Young doctor dies in accident in Santiago de Cuba

Sandro Castro mocks the May Day parade: "What a strange dream."

Santiago de Cuba displays its "revolutionary enthusiasm": the iconic Trocha street nearly empty in "celebration" of May Day

Cuban in Spain exposes his father after seeing him celebrate May Day in Santiago de Cuba, while he lives off his remittances

The May Day video that the Cuban state media is determined to conceal

Pregnant women and horse-drawn carriages with a "maternity scene" parading in Palma Soriano: Really?

Raúl Castro appears visibly unwell at the May Day event in Havana

Few people at the May Day march in Cuba

"Being brave shouldn't cost you your life": young man reports brutal assault on his brother in Cuba

They take children out of schools for the May 1st march

Cuban woman, 101 years old, reveals her secret: "I can't do without meat or snacks."

Power outages in Cuba exceed 1,500 MW: energy crisis worsens

"Less noise, more impact": NGO director announces $100,000 investment in civil infrastructure in Cuba

Standing ovation in the Florida Congress for Cuban opponents

This is how difficult it is to repair a house in Cuba after Hurricane Melissa passed through

They report theft at the community dining hall for children managed by the Church in Santiago de Cuba

Rubio: "Things can improve in Cuba with serious economic reforms, but not with the current rulers; they are economically incompetent."

More than 270 bags of coffee were seized from a house in Santiago de Cuba

Cuba attempts to extract its own oil: refinery manages to produce diesel, fuel, and gasoline

Russia delivers a donation of medicines to Cuba, small palliatives for a health system in crisis

They fall for stealing millions from the State: sentences of up to 15 years for corruption in Santiago de Cuba