The lassitude of the Cuban Police and prosecutors when dealing with men perpetrating violence against women contrasts with their severity in applying measures against peaceful protestors.
A flood of dollars, reduced financial risk, or the generation of a smokescreen? DIARIO DE CUBA asked economists Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Pavel Vidal, Mauricio de Miranda and Elías Amor about the government’s new measure.
If the Government has decided to support MSMEs now, it is likely because it is enticed by the lure of European money.
With the new measure, the regime once again turns to scare tactics to rob and subdue a population that has been fleeced countless times before.
'The LASA executive committee falsely and dangerously insinuates that the violation of human rights is justified by the US embargo,' they state.
The prepaid cards in dollars that have been announced are another sign of Castroism's schemes.
You cannot go to church, get home late, socialize with Venezuelans, and certainly not fall in love with someone, without the Party's permission ... for breaking those rules, Elisandra del Prado will not be able to see her young son … for eight years.
Jorge Luis Veliz has four projects nominated at this year's important awards. DIARIO DE CUBA talked with him about his work and architecture in Cuba.
'It's a very dangerous time' for the life of Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, the artist states in this interview, in which she talks about INSTAR, her 'artivism,' and her vision of Cuban civil society.
The demographic crisis that the regime's bureaucrats had expected in 2024 is here: fewer people are born than die, and the youngest emigrate.
It is not the NTV, or the 'Round Table', or Humberto López who are presenting information, but avatars of State Security.
Cuban activism would do well to denounce the MINSAP, the Calixto García Hospital and Dr. Martínez Gálvez, internationally.
The island's representative democracy index means that each official in the highest body speaks for 809,044 citizens.
When the regime eliminates cash and institutionalizes all relationships of exchange, it will no longer need to choose who to keep an eye on
A group of young Cubans create an online forum to discuss the ideological censorship they have suffered, even outside Cuba.
The Cuban artist, based in Madrid, talked to DIARIO DE CUBA about his projects, the San Isidro Movement, and what it is like to create in a democracy.
Why doesn't the Cuban Government file a complaint with the International Criminal Court, as Venezuela and Iran did, regarding the US embargo?
Apparently they are in Diaz-Canel's crosshairs, and could be dismissed at any moment.
Since the advent of Covid-19, Havana's musical quarters have been silenced, and the Malecón breakwater has been off limits.
From Pedro Luis Boitel to Otero Alcántara, there is a legacy of suffering in the defense of freedom in Cuba that is difficult to recount.
