Movimiento San Isidro

Movimiento San Isidro is a collective of Cuban artists advocating for freedom of expression, often spotlighting political oppression and cultural issues in Cuba.

158 Years Since the Cry of Yara: A Grim Milestone with Over 1,300 Political Prisoners in Cuba

Published on 10/10/2026

Luis Manuel Otero Stages Performance in New York to Demand Freedom for Cuba's Political Prisoners

Published on 9/28/2026

Cuban Writer Urges: "Cuba's Ailment Requires Immediate Action for Solutions"

Published on 8/11/2026

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Highlights the Plight of Unseen Political Prisoners in Cuba

Published on 7/27/2026

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Calls for Collective Responsibility in Creating a Better Cuba

Published on 7/26/2026

Former Cuban Government Supporter in Anti-Dissident Rally Now Resides in Las Vegas

Published on 7/22/2026

Memories of Cuba's July 11th Protests

Published on 7/10/2026

U.S. Ambassador Shows Photos of Cuban Political Prisoners at UN, Blames Regime for Stifling Freedom

Published on 7/7/2026

Addressing Cuba's Historical Debt to Afro-Cubans: Who Will Take Responsibility?

Published on 6/22/2026

Luis Manuel Otero Plans to Relocate to Miami After Prison Release This Summer

Published on 5/7/2026

Mike Hammer Advocates for Cuban Artists' Freedom During Havana Gallery Visit

Published on 4/4/2026

El Funky, Voice of "Patria y Vida," Faces Potential Deportation from the U.S.

Published on 5/8/2025

Anamely Ramos: Cuban Prisons Are Now Death Traps

Published on 3/29/2025