Socialism

"Cuban socialism has not died; 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 it

Yotuel admires the development of Slovakia after renouncing 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 stores: "There are also such stores in capitalism" and in Cuba, there is "less social disparity."

"If Trump sends in the Army, everyone is going to hit the streets": The growing frustration in a Cuba with no 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 confronts Che Guevara's daughter for calling self-employment "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 ballot boxes

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 control the shift to capitalism in Cuba

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

Díaz-Canel asserts 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 lawmaker: "Although it may not seem like it, what we are doing is revolutionary."

From the architect of the Constitution to the jurist of the 176 measures: The transition 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 by Díaz-Canel that best captures the privileged class in Cuba

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

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

"More of the Same": Readers React with Skepticism to Díaz-Canel's Announcement on Reforms under PCC Control

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 remain in power: "It hurts me."

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

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

From Europe, Fidel's grandson sought 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"

"‘You have stolen the wealth for 67 years’: Cubans explode against Díaz-Canel"

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

DeSantis seizes the anniversary of the U.S. to deliver a strong message against socialism

Selene Perdomo: "The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has plunged the country into despair."

Trump strikes against the communists: "They promise everything for free and then destroy the country."

Michel Torres Corona criticizes the package of reforms, but states that socialism in Cuba "is more alive than ever."

Díaz-Canel closes the door to any political opening: "There will be no capitalist restoration."

Central Bank of Cuba official: "The crisis demands transforming the model, not just managing it."

Cubans mock Randy Alonso: "Lenin, Marx, and Engels, come see your disciples, but take them with you."

Cuba Transformación clarifies its proposal: "Social market economy and democratic rule of law."

Bruno Rodríguez bids farewell to Ramiro Valdés, and Cubans respond: "You saw how socialism failed."

The constitutional trap of Castroism: When "irreversible socialism" becomes a problem

What happened to the ills of capitalism? The economic shift of the Cuban regime

"Conserve the essential": Marrero reveals the great contradiction of the Cuban regime

Díaz-Canel: "We are not renouncing socialism."

"Life has shown us that this is not sustainable": Díaz-Canel admits Cuba's external dependence

After 67 years, the regime claims that it can finally build socialism now

"If there is no wealth, there is no social justice": Díaz-Canel's new economic thesis to save socialism

Ulises Toirac on the measures announced by Díaz-Canel: "Is any flag of socialism being lowered?"

The psychological trauma that communism inflicted on the Cuban people

Cuban regime responds to Marco Rubio: "Marxism is not a threat to the U.S."

María Elvira Salazar meets with Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo in Washington

"The Platt Amendment seems small": Juan Antonio Blanco recalls that the regime it accuses of being annexationist is the one that constitutionalized loyalty to Moscow