Cuban judicial system

Explore the Cuban Judicial System, highlighting cases of corruption, delayed justice, asylum-seeking judges, and harsh sentences for dissidents and common crimes.

Arbitrary Arrest of Young Cuban Father at Trinidad Beach Sparks Outrage: "He's a Peaceful Guy"

Published on 4/11/2025

Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Violent Attempted Cell Phone Theft in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 4/1/2025

Cuban Dissident Sentenced to Seven Years for Criticizing Díaz-Canel and Urging Protests

Published on 3/26/2025

Former Cuban Judge Melody González Remains in U.S. Custody as Year Ends

Published on 12/30/2024

Cuban Priest Alberto Reyes: "Change Doesn't Come on Its Own, Nor Can It Be Left to Time"

Published on 9/16/2024

Cuban Journalist Demands Harsher Penalties for Murderers: "A Just Sentence Can't Be Less Than 30 Years"

Published on 8/30/2024

No Trial Date Ten Months After Teen's Murder in Las Tunas

Published on 8/15/2024

Appeal Denied for Cuban Youths Convicted by Judge Now Seeking Asylum in the U.S.

Published on 8/10/2024

Cuban Faces Eight Years in Guantánamo Prison for Finding 50 Pounds of Sugar

Published on 7/9/2024

Vandalism Strikes Santa Clara: National Train Attacked with Stones

Published on 5/27/2024

Cuban Priest Alberto Reyes Criticizes Government: "We Live in a System That Has Corrupted Everything"

Published on 5/27/2024