El vicecanciller del régimen, Carlos Fernández de Cossío, acusa a Washington de desplegar una política 'inmoral y criminal'.
Is the privacy of Cuban exiles who use online stores on the island at risk? Judging by Russia's penetration of these businesses, the answer is 'yes.'
'Governments and international organizations must realize that negotiating with dictatorships is not a path to peace and stability'.
President Joe Biden did not squander his last chance to bolster Cuba’s totalitarian mafia state.
There is an aspect of the agreements reached between Havana and Moscow that goes unnoticed: technological penetration through digitization.
Looming on the horizon is a currency storm that threatens to further upend this floating shell that we continue to call a country.
Without the Castroist scourge, Cuba today would have had 15 one-term presidents of the Republic, constitutionally elected for four-year terms, and a population of approximately 18 million
DIARIO DE CUBA talked with economist Rafaela Cruz, who sees a crystal-clear logic in what might seem to be erratic swerving by the regime
However, the recent remarks by the Minister of Energy and Mines before the National Assembly, and reality, augur more darkness than light for Cubans.
'The factors that are causing the failure are still there as long as there is no Professional League or change in the social system'.
Although he acknowledges that 'the offensive' against the sector has not yielded the expected results, Díaz-Canel stressed what has been achieved at the cost of Cubans' further impoverishment.
The prognosis could be even worse, if we take into account the emigration of almost 700,000 people to the US between 2021 and 2024.
This is the Government's 'solution' to placate the population, frightened by the crime wave.
Over the course of this decade and a half, changes have taken place in Cuba, but not those necessary for the country’s democratization.
Castroism is hanging on thanks to a suicidal embrace of stopgap measures with no future, producing a steady decline in the country's productive capacity.
He is the oldest political prisoner in Cuba, and accepts the eight years he has left. His only desire, he tolds DIARIO DE CUBA, is to be with his family.
The Castroist fantasy of prosperous socialism is dispelled by old cars without fuel, depressing schools with even more depressing teachers, hospitals with more cockroaches than doctors, and thermoelectric plants that only turn back on to break down again.
Access to medicine is 'a horror movie' says the former political prisoner. If a sick inmate doesn't have a family member to take care of him, 'he's just not going to get cured.
La cifra superior a los 2.000 presos políticos, que Maduro ha mostrado como símbolo de su fuerza, es el número más elevado en las últimas seis décadas en Venezuela.
'There's no chicken in Santiago de Cuba,' complains a mother of three. 'The MSMEs were the ones that had it, despite the price cap, but they rotted, due to the blackouts'
