University of Havana

Professor Carolina de la Torre passes away: "You leave behind only intelligence, courage, and love in your great journey."

Ulises Toirac: "The Blow of Emigrating" and Its Thousands of Stories in Cuba

"All we want is to be free and equal": the relevance of the Manifesto of October 10, according to a Cuban historian

Archbishop of Santiago on the crisis in Cuba: "We are in a bad situation, we don't know how to get out of this."

158 years after the Grito de Yara: from the aspiration for prosperity to the food crisis in Cuba

Hassan Pérez Casabona reappears with praises for Fidel Castro

Manuel Marrero: "We now have the way clear to move forward."

CiberCuba launches "$how me the mon€y," the podcast about Cubans who built their businesses outside the island

Grandmaster Lázaro Bruzón: in Cuba "we have the worst in the economy... the worst in social order"

Outdated words in the face of rampant inflation: Cuban writer recalls the peseta and the "peso macho."

Inflation is accelerating in Cuba and could reach around 25% this year

Economists from the University of Havana anticipate another contraction of the Cuban economy in 2026

Renowned Cuban zoologist Giraldo Alayón García passes away

The Fidelista ideological campaigns continue: an international brigade is being promoted from Argentina

Luis Silva celebrates his son's birthday: "He is still the little boy."

"The vulnerable in Cuba are no longer segments... they are the majority of the people," warns an academic

We must translate the protests as a "strategy of struggle," evaluates Cuban historian

The PCC appoints a new director at the Sierra Maestra newspaper amid a crisis in the state-run press

The regime harasses a UH student, daughter of independent journalist Yunia Figueredo

Journalism is struggling in Cuba: University of Havana seeks students from other fields

Cuban university seeks "the miracle of knowledge" amid power outages and remote classes

Cuban intellectual: "It is not the crisis that produces change by itself."

This is how the academic year will begin at Cuban universities: less in-person attendance and classes from the municipalities

University students in Santiago de Cuba will begin the semester with hybrid classes and increased activities in the municipalities

Professor at the University of Havana: "Normalcy does not rise above the condition of being sheer garbage."

A pineapple cake costing nearly 10,000 pesos: the luxury of enjoying a sweet treat in Cuba, laments a university professor

"The time for reforms is over... we must chart a course until we reach the bottom," asserts a Cuban academic

"Universities are our reason for being": the official discourse amidst the educational crisis in Cuba

Fuel crisis forces the Cuban regime to limit in-person classes at universities

Cubans take refuge on rooftops, in parks, and along the seawall to sleep during the blackouts in Havana

"Fidel, the horse is waiting for you": The UH joins in the praises of the dictator with an exhibition by Alex Castro

Universidad de La Habana promotes 123 vacant positions for History

"In Cuba, protests have not ceased since July 2021, and now protests occur every day," evaluates an academic

The book "Who Was Fidel Castro Really?: Unmasking a Myth" by Roberto Álvarez Quiñones will be presented

Díaz-Canel promises more "equity" in power outages with the help of artificial intelligence

Cubans spend the night on mattresses in front of the University of Havana

Cubans in perpetual blackout while the regime pays foreigners to praise socialism

Official press from Las Tunas acknowledges something "deeply concerning: the young people are leaving."

Four Cubans receive awards from the Pan American Union of Engineering Associations

Cuban historian: "A shared outcry emerges: how long will this last?"

Education turned into propaganda: When teaching stops shaping citizens and starts manufacturing loyalties

Concepción Valdés Castro, the first Cuban woman to earn a doctorate in Mathematical Sciences, has passed away

Academic: "There is a profound contradiction between the Cuban government and the Revolution it claims to represent."

With a country in ruins, Cuba presented eight proposals to UNESCO on "scientific policies for sustainable development."

The regime will recognize up to 10 years of family care as work time for retirement

Julio César González Pagés questions Cuban emigrants in Spain who accuse those living on the island of cowardice

The economist and former Minister of Economic Planning in Cuba, Humberto Pérez González, has passed away

UJC replaces Palmero, the leader who did not support the university students against ETECSA

PCC gives the "green light" to transformations in Cuba: Calls for a "change of mindset" to implement them

The Cuban poet Oscar Kessel has passed away

U.S. Embassy on Monsignor Silvano Pedroso: "He dedicated his life to the service of God and the Cubans."

"Senior citizens are now the target of robberies and assaults": warns professor Julio César González Pagés

Toirac asks where the money from ETECSA's rate hike is: "The data blackout is greater than the electricity blackout."

Renowned Cuban editor Silvana Verónica Garriga Caballero has passed away

Call for aptitude test for Journalism: Candidates must have completed military service

Suspended, but Cuba insists that entrance exams are the best way to enter university

With the name Marco Rubio on his back: a Cuban traverses iconic places in Havana

Nieto de los Castro is connected to oil business dealings between Cuba and Spain

They observe a striking phenomenon of coral spawning on the insular platform of Cuba

Nieves Nivis, "La Torbellino" of Para Bailar, passes away after years of illness and institutional neglect