Independent Journalism in Cuba

Independent Journalism in Cuba covers the struggles for truth amid censorship, highlighting issues like censorship, poverty, state repression, and calls for media accountability.

Elderly Man Dies on Santiago de Cuba Street, Body Left for Hours

Published on 10/30/2026

Investigation into Cuban Healthcare Corruption Wins 2026 Roche Journalism Prize in Written Category

Published on 10/9/2026

Independent Journalist Voices Outrage Over Blackouts: "This Is Not Life, We're Being Slowly Destroyed"

Published on 9/27/2026

Nearly 2,000 Repressive Actions in Cuba During First Half of 2026, Five Years After July 11 Protests

Published on 7/15/2026

Díaz-Canel Visits Cubadebate's Stand: Manipulation and Misinformation at Its Core

Published on 4/18/2026

Outspoken Citizen Confronts Regime Propagandist Michel Torres Corona on Havana Street

Published on 3/14/2026

Teresa: The Overlooked Elderly Woman in Santiago de Cuba, Ignored Until Social Media Steps In

Published on 11/27/2025

Javier Díaz Urges State Media Journalists in Cuba to Side with Truth

Published on 7/13/2025

MININT Agents in Plain Clothes Disrupt Live Broadcast of Good Friday Procession in Havana

Published on 4/19/2025

Cuban Writer and Journalist Reinaldo Escobar: Today's Cuba is a "Complete Failure"

Published on 1/4/2025

Sister Nadieska Demands Cuban Government to Stop Forcing Uniformity in Thought

Published on 7/11/2024

Persistent Issues with Bread Quality in Santiago de Cuba: "A Never-Ending Story"

Published on 7/9/2024

Elderly Man Searches for Food in the Trash in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 5/22/2024