Vietnam

Is Cuba following the Chinese model? This is what Deputy Prime Minister Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga responded

"Here we don't want more communism": Cubans react to the visit of the Vietnamese chancellor

Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment sends message to the exile: "The doors are open for investment in Cuba."

The Crab speaks for the first time and defends the new economic model for Cuba

Cuba: from the pearl of the Caribbean to the beggar of the world. A revolution that was born to live on handouts

Vietnam calls on the UN to strengthen solidarity with Cuba and reject unilateral embargoes and sanctions

Cuban singer in Vietnam: "I want to introduce myself!"

Cuban woman explores the underground tunnels of the Vietnam War

Trump claims he is not under pressure to negotiate with Iran and criticizes Democrats for questioning his military strategy

A smile united their lives: Cuban wins love in Vietnam and becomes news in that country

Changes in communist systems arise from internal crises and social pressure, not from agreements with Washington, recalls a Cuban economist

Raúl Castro congratulates Tô Lâm on his election as president of Vietnam

Díaz-Canel justifies to NBC why Cuba did not follow the model of China and Vietnam

When talking about Cuba, Trump asserts that he never thought he would have to use his military: "Sometimes you have to do it."

Trump: "Cuba is next, but act like I didn't say that."

Díaz-Canel promises an economic model for Cuba that is better than those of China and Vietnam

A Cuban visits Vietnam and is surprised by one detail: "They have things that remind me of Cuba."

Díaz-Canel affirms that Cuba will be able to become self-sufficient in rice "in a short time" with support from Vietnam

The U.S. will have "another Vietnam" if it invades Cuba: Rafael Correa asserts

José Daniel Ferrer responds to Díaz-Canel: "The people do not love you or believe you."

The Cuban government is seeking support from its traditional allies: Russia, China, and Vietnam

Bruno Rodríguez makes a "special" visit to Vietnam. Is the regime looking for a way out?

Purge in China: Xi Jinping dismisses his highest-ranking general

Another shipment of rice donated by China arrives in Cuba

China donates electronic tablets to students with disabilities

Cuba offers 15 scholarships to Vietnam despite the crisis in its universities and the lack of educational resources

He went from being judged for his tattoos to being loved by his in-laws: This is the story of a Cuban in Vietnam

China donates more aid to Cuba as the regime celebrates 65 years of "strategic relations."

Díaz-Canel wore a guayabera to inaugurate a solar park, and the electrical system went down in western Cuba

Vietnam allocates $50 million to Cuban agriculture: Here’s what the new project in Artemisa will look like

Cuban wins his asylum case in the U.S., but ICE won't release him: “It’s as if they can’t accept that I won.”

Cuba dismisses its consul in Ho Chi Minh City after eight years of diplomatic service in Vietnam

Vietnam donates four photovoltaic solar parks to Cuba

From the disaster of others to supposed self-merit: The old propaganda formula of the Cuban regime

Vietnam donates more than 23 million dollars to the Cuban regime

Díaz-Canel compares Cuba to China and justifies the Party's control in an event with Raúl Castro

"Tourist around the world": Criticism of Lis Cuesta's message after returning to Cuba

The rice that never arrives: The contrast between Díaz-Canel's tweets and Cuban reality

Díaz-Canel and Lis Cuesta arrive smiling in Laos amid the crisis in Cuba

Díaz-Canel meets with entrepreneurs in China: “Cuba is open to all proposals.”

The Cuban government claims it will produce in China all the aspirin needed by the population

Díaz-Canel meets with Xi Jinping in China: "I expressed my deep appreciation for his personal involvement with Cuba."

"Returned the Lis we adore": El Necio de Cuba swims against the current on the social media of the "not first lady."

Cuban opinions on Lis Cuesta's dress: "She should have worn a dark black dress, in mourning for the people."

Lis Cuesta's dressmaker breaks the silence: "Thank you for trusting."

Lis Cuesta, the not first lady of Cuba, delivers a controversial message from Vietnam: “Suffer, ridiculous imperialists.”

Díaz-Canel thanks Vietnam for "its sensitivity towards the problems of Cuba."

Spirituality and propaganda: Díaz-Canel seeks in Vietnam formulas to glorify the dictator Fidel Castro

Díaz-Canel receives a million-dollar donation in Vietnam while the crisis in Cuba continues

Non-first lady Lis Cuesta enjoys herself in Vietnam while Cuba is being extinguished

Joint venture Genfarma: Miguel Díaz-Canel inaugurates pharmaceutical production facility in Vietnam

Díaz-Canel and Lis Cuesta arrive in Vietnam on a chartered plane that costs $11,000 per hour

Díaz-Canel goes on a tour to China, Vietnam, and Laos amid the crisis

Donation campaign from Vietnam to the Cuban regime exceeds 14 million dollars

Vietnam raises over 13 million dollars in campaign to support Cuba

Artemisa opens its lands to Vietnam for export crops, while Cuban tables remain empty

They raise over 4.8 million dollars for the Cuban regime in Vietnam

Chinese warships collide while pursuing Philippine coast guard vessels

A Vietnamese company complained to the Cuban government about obstacles to accessing its funds

Macron's wife attacks him before getting off a plane in Vietnam