Protests in Cuba

Protests in Cuba highlight citizen unrest over issues like water shortages, blackouts, and mandatory military service, with rising political prisoner numbers and arrests.

Former State Security Agent Criticizes Cuban Students: "Disconnected Youth Drama"

Published on 6/13/2025

Electric Company Leaders Claim Readiness Amid Military Exercise in Cuba

Published on 5/25/2025

Cuban Energy Minister Blames U.S. Embargo for Power Outages, Dismisses Internal Errors

Published on 5/22/2025

What Happened to the Cuban Who Climbed an ETECSA Tower in Cienfuegos?

Published on 2/23/2025

Growing Movement Against Mandatory Military Service in Cuba Gains Momentum After Holguín Tragedy

Published on 1/11/2025

Surge in Political Prisoners in Cuba Amidst Wave of Arrests

Published on 12/11/2024

Cuban Prosecutor's Office Confirms Arrests Following Protests Against Prolonged Blackouts

Published on 11/10/2024

Non-Governmental Organization Reports Numerous Protests in Cuba Amid Widespread Blackout

Published on 10/29/2024

El B Urges Cubans to Reflect: "Consider If You Want to Remain in Servitude"

Published on 10/23/2024

Eighteen Deaths Reported Due to Violence in Cuba During July

Published on 8/1/2024

Cuban Woman in Suriname Criticizes Expats for Urging Island Residents to Protest

Published on 7/22/2024

Cubans Block Villa Clara Road in Protest Over Water Shortage

Published on 6/13/2024