
Neither legitimate nor fair: most Cubans surveyed disapprove of the electoral system
Ángeles RosasMadrid36.5% of Cubans surveyed are considering abstaining in the next 'elections,' according to a Cubadata poll.
36.5% of Cubans surveyed are considering abstaining in the next 'elections,' according to a Cubadata poll.
In 2015, the director of the National Sex Education Center stated that there were no femicides in Cuba.
The fact that the list of candidates includes people from all the provinces and municipalities does not mean that all the territories are actually represented in the Cuban Parliament.
Two feminist activists and a former Cuban judge spoke to DIARIO DE CUBA about the need for a comprehensive law against gender violence on the island.
How can one explain the huge discrepancy between the inflation affecting the world and the one that Cuba is suffering?
Fidel Castro's successors are dispensing with the Cuban Revolution and its 'achievements' while assembling a Frankenstein system comprised of rotten pieces of oligarchical capitalism and the most vapid socialism.
Today, with twice the population in 1958, the country has 160 fewer rural schools than before the Castros seized power.
Havana has tried to ease the UN’s pressure on Moscow and has echoed Putin's disinformation in Latin America.
The rhetoric of the island's rulers regarding foreign investment has softened.
In Cuba, athletes cannot prosper or progress in their athletic disciplines.
In the 2022 municipal 'elections', the protest vote rose to 38.90% of the electorate, and, in Havana, to approximately 50%.
Castroism claims to devote 72% of the budget to social spending, but money for education, health and social security is scant. How can this be explained?
A sector of the Cuban population, especially those over 50, has for years accepted the lack of freedom entailed by Communism in exchange for 'guaranteed health and education.' But what about now?
'They're killing us because we lack effective prevention protocols and mechanisms in Cuba,' complain several organizations.
They say that the Law School has become a 'den of police, opportunists and mediocrity'.
Castroism is now accelerating the transition from a supposedly socialist dictatorship to a supposedly capitalist one, with Russian counsel and control.
DIARIO DE CUBA spoke with those heading up a 'campaign that seeks to help, guide and never question mothers who find themselves in different situations'
Havana's witnesses include several former officials of the National Bank of Cuba who the regime indicted and sentenced.
More than a quarter of a million Cubans abandoned the island last year, and the vast majority were young people, many of them highly educated.
How did an organization that was supposed to guarantee the independence of studies in Cuba end up becoming a body at the service of Castroist repression?