Santiago de Cuba

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UNE says that all of Cuba is "interconnected," but Cubans are still experiencing blackouts

They painted signs reading "Viva Trump" and "Down with Canel" in a warehouse in Santiago de Cuba

UNE assures that Guantánamo is connected to the electrical grid, but doubts are growing in Cuba

Over 160 aftershocks recorded following 6.0 earthquake in eastern Cuba

Cuban shares his experience of complete abandonment in El Cobre, Santiago de Cuba

Yomil responds candidly to the criticism: "Get a ticket and go to Cuba, I'll be waiting for you there."

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake shakes eastern Cuba

Posters against communism appear in Santiago de Cuba: "We want freedom."

Another week begins with massive blackouts in Cuba

José Daniel Ferrer responds to Yomil: "Whoever divides and discourages feeds tyranny."

Yomil erupts on social media amid the protests in Cuba: “99% of those who talk from the outside have never done anything.”

Military and civilians surround the headquarters of the PCC in Sancti Spíritus out of fear of protests

It has been reported that a former boxer known as "Gloria Deportiva" is living as a beggar in Santiago de Cuba

José Daniel Ferrer denounces heavy police presence and repression against young people in eastern Cuba

"Transparency," "collective glory," and other endearments that the secretary of the UJC observed in Díaz-Canel's bland speech

Warning issued about health risks from consumption of stolen transformer oil in Santiago de Cuba

Cubalex: semiannual report on repression and human rights violations in Cuba

Accident in Palma Soriano reveals a dangerous issue: Blackouts leave people without signal to request help

Political prisoner Roilán Álvarez Rensoler in critical condition after 45 days on hunger strike in Cuba

Cuban responds to Greta Thunberg: "Educate yourself about the reality of Cuba and mind your own business."

The regime denies protests in Santiago de Cuba: This is how they describe what happened

Protests reported in a neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba

José Daniel Ferrer receives the key to the city of Hialeah in recognition of his fight for the freedom of Cuba

Díaz-Canel says that universities must adapt to the energy crisis

Cuban educator denounces humiliation: four days in line to cash a check, and the bank pays her 2,000 pesos in 5 and 10 peso bills

The first political prisoners from July 11 have been released following the announcement from the Cuban regime

The doctor Erlis Sierra leaves Cuba after facing the regime during the protest in Baire

They celebrate the birthday of Cuban poetess Isabel Mendoza, who survives in poverty

"May there be no shortage of fish on your plate," the promise of a leader in Santiago de Cuba

New breakdown at the Renté thermoelectric plant worsens the energy crisis in Cuba

The lighting of the stairs of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre has been restored

Cuban woman breaks down in gratitude while visiting the Virgin of Charity: “I have no way to repay such blessings”

The blame lies with Can Yaman: Cubans dream of Istanbul thanks to Turkish soap operas

More posters against Díaz-Canel and communism appear in Santiago de Cuba

More women to the fields to produce food, the new call from the Cuban government

Protests are escalating in Cuba as the crisis worsens

Cuban regime removes banner in Santiago de Cuba after anti-government message appears

Posters against communism challenge the regime near the University of Oriente in Santiago de Cuba

"Down with the dictatorship": Anti-government posters appear in Colón, Matanzas

They are seeking assistance to repatriate the body of a Cuban who died in Russia

Arrest those responsible for the brutal crime in Santiago de Cuba

Ravaging fire sweeps through pizzeria and homes on the central Enramadas street in Santiago de Cuba

The Electric Company of Santiago de Cuba acknowledges 24-hour blackouts and announces two hours of service "when possible."

Medical student in Santiago de Cuba denounces the crisis faced by university students

Cuban woman reports that a truck crashed into her house, blocked the entrance, and fled the scene

Fire in Santiago de Cuba boarding house leaves several families without belongings

Brutal beating of a teenager accused of theft reported in Santiago de Cuba

Young man dies after serious fall in a mill in Santiago de Cuba in January

A fierce fire has been reported in a home in downtown Santiago de Cuba

Fines and confiscations following an operation in Santiago de Cuba spark criticism: "That doesn’t solve the crisis."

"From 5 years to 64 are in oblivion": just 900 grams of peas for few Cubans in Santiago de Cuba

Communist leader from Santiago de Cuba: "We need to export and produce food for the population."

"Everything is more complicated": Electric company acknowledges difficulties with digital billing

What remains of the Colgate houses in Cuba

Cuban woman reports abandonment of her 90-year-old mother after Hurricane Melissa

Cyclist dies in tragic accident on a bridge in Santiago de Cuba

Tiendas Caribe offers another property for lease in Havana: requirements and deadlines

A suspected thief who was operating at a pediatric hospital in Santiago de Cuba has been arrested

Youth Club of Santiago de Cuba denies irregularities following complaint about birthday party at state facility

Six breakdowns, 17,000 pesos, and 20 hours of travel: outrage over the odyssey of the Santiago-Havana journey