"My Signature for the Homeland" Campaign

The "My Signature for the Homeland" Campaign in Cuba faces criticism and controversy, with discussions on socialist loyalty, artistic dissent, and government claims of widespread support.

Signatures Gathered in Sierra Maestra Handed Over with Skepticism in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 5/17/2026

Fidel Castro's Release Remembered in Isla de la Juventud Amidst Ongoing Political Imprisonments in Cuba

Published on 5/16/2026

Cuban Government Claims 81% of Citizens Over 16 Support the Revolution

Published on 5/7/2026

Cuban Regime Delivers Message to Trump on Fox News: "Surrender Is Not in Our Vocabulary"

Published on 5/4/2026

Díaz-Canel Sees May Day as a Triumph Over U.S.: "Seems Like It Stung Them"

Published on 5/3/2026

Díaz-Canel Claims Imminent U.S. Military Threat, Asserts Every Cuban Is Armed

Published on 5/3/2026

Cuban Communist Party Declares: "No Surrender in Cuba" Despite Trump's Threats

Published on 5/2/2026

Photos Altered by Díaz-Canel's Press Advisor to Mask Raúl Castro's Physical Decline

Published on 5/2/2026

Supreme Court of Cuba Warns Citizens Against Failing to Defend "Socialist Homeland"

Published on 4/24/2026

"Signing for Deception and Decline": Viral Poem Critiques the "My Signature for the Homeland" Campaign

Published on 4/25/2026

Exiled Cuban Historian Predicts Democratic Transition by November

Published on 4/22/2026