Cuban workers

Cuba still has strong assets: human capital, diaspora, and proximity to the U.S. emerge as key factors for overcoming the crisis

"Cuba: An Example of Dignity for Nations," says the state-run press as the country sinks

The collapse of tourism in Cuba leaves 300,000 workers without income

Ulises Toirac: The absurdity of "a government that prioritizes mobilizations, signatures, and interviews"

El Necio publishes "poem" to former dictator Fidel Castro from Moscow: "We will not let you die."

"Great spirit": Cubans respond with mockery to youth propaganda about the May 1st parade

"Unity" and "efficiency": this is how the official press describes the parade in Camagüey while the province has been without electricity or transportation for months

"It's not about the people who march, but about those who cannot express themselves," says a Cuban professor and jurist

Marrero Cruz praises Cuban workers who "refuse to be defeated."

It has been reported that officials in Bayamo are pressuring workers to obtain signatures in triplicate and threatening those who refuse

A man is arrested following a million-dollar theft of tobacco and cigarettes in Cuba

Villa Clara is in full "celebration" for May Day, while workers struggle to make ends meet

"Cuba does not surrender," states the CTC, asserting that it has "the firmness, resilience, and strength of a united people."

In Cuba, there is indeed money for the 'internship' of leftist unionists while workers barely survive

Transition Plan for Cuba: Free Trade Unions vs. Communist CTC

Cuban workers are threatened with dismissal if they refuse to sign a document of ideological adherence

Pushes and chaos at a bank in Havana as retirees and workers try to withdraw their money

Out of danger, Cuban who suffered injuries in collapse in Guyana

"The workers' party": in Matanzas, destroyed, the "fervor" for May 1st grows

CTC calls on workers to address the deficiency of energy carriers

Author of controversial job offer in Matanzas responds to criticism: "I am trying to get ahead with my child."

Symbolic blow: The Cuban regime removes May Day from the Plaza again due to the crisis

Job offer in Matanzas sparks controversy: 2 CUP paid for each candy sold and a 12-hour shift

"The young blonde" who "was retracing Santa Clara": The heartfelt tribute from the CTC leader to Díaz-Canel

In the midst of the crisis, the regime calls for May 1st with a warlike tone against the U.S.

Director of NGO in Cuba calls for training young Cubans for "real life" and less state control

Optimizing the state sector in Cuba? The impossible mission has new decrees

"After five years of university, I have to toss garbage": Cubans outraged by job relocation

The Cuban government announces a work break this Good Friday

Going to work in Santiago de Cuba costs up to 5,000 pesos a month

Díaz-Canel says that Cuban doctors abroad receive their full salary and an "additional fee."

The Cuban regime will send interrupted workers to collect trash and produce food due to the energy crisis

Cuban government insists on relocating workers due to energy crisis and fuel shortages

78-year-old Cuban grandfather cleans streets in Matanzas, sparking debate on social media

Five workers receive up to 13 years in prison for food diversion in Las Tunas

"They left us with nothing": Workers report feeling abandoned after hotel closures in Cayo Santa María

The injured electrical worker in the accident in Havana has been identified

Accident at electrical substation leaves one worker injured and causes power outages in Havana, Artemisa, and Mayabeque

State incentives in Cuba range from Soviet cars to Chinese solar panels: "It has had a very good impact."

Testimony from Canadian tourists relocated due to fuel shortages in Cuba: "People here are suffering."

Government to sell solar panels to workers in Cuba: "Incentives" promised to generate electricity

"There are people who don't want to work": Criticism of Cubans on the island who depend on those from abroad

"Where are the leaders?": A Cuban from Havana denounces life on the edge in a Cuba without water, electricity, or food

Cuban university students are becoming forced laborers due to the crisis and low stipends

"This has been my favorite job since I arrived in Spain": Cuban shares her day as a taxi driver

Cuban government authorizes extra payments using savings from the wage fund

Díaz-Canel congratulates electric workers amid the collapse of the National Electric System and record blackouts in Cuba

The Cuban government confirms upcoming public holidays

Out of danger, a farmer who fell from a palm tree in Yateras, Guantánamo

Serious accident in Yateras: Man injured after falling from a palm tree

Great-nephew of the Castros announces "direct hiring" of Cubans by foreign companies

Impossible Christmas! That's how the prices of rice, chicken, and pork are in Cuban markets

Lack of teachers forces a secondary school in Camagüey to publicly offer teaching positions

Lis Cuesta dresses up as a cultural worker and congratulates "brothers in cause and activism."

Cuban bricklayer in Spain reveals how much he earns and what he has left after payment

Cuban who recently arrived in the U.S. is moved by her boss's thoughtful gesture at Christmas: “It should be like this in every job.”

A young Cuban doctor decides to change careers and begins to succeed where she least expected

The hiring of Cubans in bars and nightclubs in Tapachula is increasing

Activist expelled from their workplace due to social media posts

Tourism workers in Matanzas trapped by the transportation crisis