Socialism

Yordenis Ugás criticizes Democrats and Republicans for their ties to socialism and the tyrants of the world

Advisor to the Mayor of New York met with Díaz-Canel in Cuba and recounted the luxuries of his trip

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

Díaz-Canel congratulates Kim Jong Un, and Cubans respond: "Two dictators together."

Díaz-Canel in Mexico: "The blockade against Cuba is a threat to any sovereign state."

Hassan Pérez Casabona reappears with praises for Fidel Castro

Socialism would cost $49 trillion in deficits and $355,000 per American household, according to the White House

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

Cuban-American Bryan Ávila, the voice of Byron Donalds' campaign in Spanish during the final stretch of the Florida gubernatorial race

Rick Scott: "If socialism worked, everyone would want to move to Havana."

China promises to continue supporting Cuba and its "socialist development path."

Marrero champions the socialist state-owned enterprise and congratulates those officials who are "already changing" their mindset

Cuban warns Díaz-Canel: Reforms to save socialism could lead to "the most ruthless capitalism."

"This is not the socialism we envisioned," they assert during a meeting on economic transformations in Las Tunas

The MINFAR promotes the "Camilitos" as schools of excellence: "I feel proud to be here."

White House: "Communism is directly opposed to the Constitution of the United States."

Uncertainty in Havana over economic reforms: "We don't know what the outcome will be."

"For you, freedom; and for Cubans, repression": Spanish deputy shakes Congress

The "red berets" promise to defend a "prosperous socialism" as the regime embraces market measures

Economist proposes a "Marshall Plan" to rebuild Cuba after a democratic change

"Very difficult to reverse": The ambiguity behind the new economic opening of the Cuban regime

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

Democrats fear losing more Hispanic votes due to the rise of socialism

María Elvira Salazar warns that socialism is gaining ground among Democrats and reveals data that would confirm this

Yotuel admires the development of Slovakia after it renounced communism: "This gives me hope for Cuba."

Cuban economist to Díaz-Canel after the interview: "Please stay quiet, it will do the country good."

Díaz-Canel admits to "concessions" for the private sector: "The people would not allow a capitalist restoration."

Díaz-Canel justifies the foreign currency shops: "There are also some in capitalism" and in Cuba there is "less social disparity."

"If Trump sends in the military, everyone will take to the streets": The growing frustration in a Cuba without a future

Democrat David Jolly hopes Cuba will fall and trusts Marco Rubio to make it happen

Díaz-Canel calls to "save" the Revolution and the achievements of socialism

Ulises Aquino criticizes the daughter of Che Guevara for calling self-employment a "cancer."

For the regime's elite, private entrepreneurship is a cancer that is tolerated, not a freedom that is celebrated

Homeland, revolution, and socialism: the demagogic "holy trinity" of Fidel Castro, says Cuban historian

Florida trolls Mamdani in Times Square: "Thank you for the jobs"

Republican senator lashes out at the Democratic left in the U.S.: “They know the lyrics of the Cuban anthem by heart.”

Capitalism may enter Cuba through the economy, but not through the ballots

Díaz-Canel said there would be no "capitalist turns": Eight years later, the script changes

Díaz-Canel insists: There will be no multiparty system, and the Communist Party will oversee the shift to capitalism in Cuba

Díaz-Canel provides arguments to the U.S.: Calls for a coordinated communist offensive on an international scale

Díaz-Canel assures that the Cuban people deserve a "prosperous and sustainable socialism."

Cuban communists rebel against the regime's economic shift: "Pure and unadulterated capitalism"

Where are you going, Democrats?

Cuban Deputy: "Although it may not seem so, what we are doing is revolutionary."

From the architect of the Constitution to the jurist of the 176 measures: The change that the Cuban regime never explained

"We are not deviating from the socialist model," says Marrero about capitalist measures in Cuba

Rolling Stone opens the debate: Is the rise of socialism becoming a burden for the Democratic Party?

"The elites are obscenely enriching themselves": The phrase from Díaz-Canel that best captures the privileged caste of Cuba

"The country falling apart," but the square in Pinar del Río ready for the political event

U.S. Treasury Secretary labels Havana as a "hellish landscape of deprivation."

"More of the same": Readers react with skepticism to Díaz-Canel's announcement about reforms under the control of the PCC

Díaz-Canel: The reforms will be under the control of the Communist Party to build "Cuban-style socialism."

Díaz-Canel acknowledges that the Cuban regime resorted to capitalism to maintain power: "It hurts me."

"The invisible hand of the State": Monreal dismantles the regime's rhetoric regarding its financial planning model

Trump declares war on communism and issues a fierce warning to the Democrats

From Europe, Fidel's grandson wanted to give a lesson on the revolution... and ended up humiliated on social media

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

Manuel Marrero on the 176 measures: "The human being at the center of every decision."

"The wealth has been stolen from you for 67 years": Cubans erupt against Díaz-Canel

Comedian Otto Ortiz jokes after 45 minutes of light: "Everything we are, we owe to socialism."