SHORTAGES
The Black Market 'Has Also Run Dry': You Have to Have Dollars to Eat in Havana
Jorge Enrique RodríguezLa HabanaThe shortage of stores accepting CUC and other state markets is leaving many Cubans empty-handed.
Economics
Cuban Government Desperate to Capture Dollars Because It Is Unable to Generate Them
DDCMadridDIARIO DE CUBA spoke with Cuban economists Elías Amor and Emilio Morales about the recent economic measures announced on the island.
Economics
Cubans Complaints About the New Currency Stores Reach the Official Press
DDCLa Habana'High-end' Cubans vs 'low-end' Cubans?', they ask in a 'Cubadebate' forum.
Business
New "High-End" Grocery Stores Poised to Exacerbate the Social Gap in Cuba
DDCLa HabanaThe Government says that they will make it possible to maintain an "economic line of merchandise" in CUC.
REPRESSION
Can the Family Members of Cubans Killed by Police Aspire to Justice?
DDCMadridAn analysis of the existing legal instruments in Cuba and how the military and police try to avert their application.
Editorial
Civil Society's Strategies in Cuba: Two Lessons
DDCMadridThe search for media impact is beginning to prove insufficient for the cause of democracy and human rights on the island.
REPRESSION
What Is DIARIO DE CUBA Journalist Jorge Enrique Rodríguez's Legal Situation?
DDCMadridHere is an analysis of the possible paths that the case could take, based on the information available.
REPRESSION
DIARIO DE CUBA: The Imprisonment of Jorge Enrique Rodríguez Strengthens Our Commitment to Bringing the Freedom of Information to the Island
DDCMadrid'The government is revealed for what it is: an oppressive regime without any plan for development and peaceful coexistence between Cubans,' says the DDC's director.
Repression
DIARIO DE CUBA Journalist Jorge Enrique Rodríguez Detained and Awaiting Trial
DDCMadridRelatives of the reporter say that they have not been able to see him, and do not know what he is accused of.
Opinion
Waiting for Biden
Michel SuárezMadridThe best favor that the Democratic candidate could do for Cubans is to tell Havana not to wait for the United States to do what Cuba should.
Racism
What Can the Afro-Cuban Community Expect from the Opposition and Expatriates?
Yusimí Rodríguez LópezMadridThe death of African-American George Floyd and the protests of the Black Lives Matter movement have sparked controversy among Cubans on social media.
LAWS
Who Benefits? Priorities and the Excess of Executive Orders on Cuba’s Legislative Agenda
DDCMadridDIARIO DE CUBA submitted these aspects for consideration by two lawyers, a political scientist and an independent journalist and activist.
Health
A Dozen Mexican Medical Associations' "Profound Disagreement" with the Hiring of Cubans
DDCCiudad de MéxicoIn a letter to President López Obrador, they consider it "a serious offense" that the government spent $6.2 million on the hiring of Cubans, as DIARIO DE CUBA revealed last week.
Racism
The Black Lives Matter Movement and Its Admiration for Fidel Castro, Seen by Cuban Activists
DDCMadridCan the island's anti-racism activists stand in solidarity with the dictator's defenders?
Health
Cuban Doctors' Monthly Pay in Mexico: $220
DDCMadridWith that they can shop, guarded, in the most dangerous neighborhood of the Mexican capital.
HEALTH
Mexico City Pays 10,700 for Each Doctor Contracted Via the Cuban Government
DDCMadridDIARIO DE CUBA reveals details of the agreement between the Mexican Institute of Health for Well-Being, Mexico City and authorities on the island.
Racism
The Murder of African-American George Floyd in the US, and What Cuba Can Learn from It
DDCMadridWhat would happen on the island in a similar scenario? DIARIO DE CUBA asked four Cuban activists for their opinions.
Justice
Cuba's Official Press Crosses Red Lines to Frighten the Population
DDCMadridNumerous lawyers and journalists have questioned journalistic and judicial practices that 'violate due process'.
Politics
New Citizens, New Despotisms?
Armando ChaguacedaVeracruzThere is a new governance that challenges traditional theories of dictatorships and democracies, as describes John Keane in his most recent book.
The Global Air Crash in Cuba: No Justice for the Victims’ Families
DDCMadrid'They never contacted us again. Not even to ask how we were,' a mother told DIARIO DE CUBA.