MIAMI — New protests and cacerolazos (pot-banging demonstrations) shook several municipalities in Havana on Wednesday amid worsening blackouts and Cuba’s deepening energy crisis. Videos shared on ...

The online store where it’s possible to find everything that one cannot find in physical shops belongs to a network of companies tightly linked to the regime. It’s all part of a government strategy ...

SLP, Mexico – Leaked documents obtained by the Miami Herald reveal that the Cuban military, which controls GAESA, the regime’s business conglomerate, has billions of dollars stored in bank accounts, ...

MÉRIDA, Mexico – The Cuban government stated on Friday that it had reached one million tourists, although it seems difficult that the regime can achieve the annual target of 3.2 million visitors it ...

MIAMI, United States — Amnesty International’s (AI) report on the human rights situation in Cuba during 2024 reveals an alarming picture of humanitarian crisis, state repression, and systematic ...

MIAMI, United States. – The Government of Canada updated its travel advisory for Cuba last Friday, suggesting “a high degree of caution” for nationals who decide to travel to the Island “due to ...

MADRID, Spain — In the midst of one of the worst humanitarian crises Cuba has ever faced, new leaks reveal that the Revolutionary Armed Forces, through the business conglomerate GAESA, have amassed a ...

The Cuban Resistance Assembly called the European Parliament’s recommendation “a key step” toward ending EU funding of the regime. The initiative was spearheaded by the European Conservatives and ...

In the middle of this month, the name Roberto Carlos Chamizo González reached the international press after his role as an intermediary in an attempted contact between Havana and Washington became ...

El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores del régimen cubano, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, durante el Consejo Ministerial del grupo BRICS, en junio de 2024 (Foto: Prensa Latina) MIAMI, United States – The ...

MIAMI, United States – Reporters and activists have denounced a new wave of repression unleashed on the Island against collaborators of independent media outlets in the past hours. The latest reports ...

MIAMI, United States — The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) projects a dire outlook for the Cuban economy, with a real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contraction of -1.5% ...