Infant Mortality

Explore the critical issues surrounding rising infant mortality in Cuba, including healthcare system failures, congenital defects, medical negligence, and economic factors.

Academic Hilda Landrove: "Cuba Is Now a Concentration Camp... and the Regime Is to Blame"

Published on 7/10/2026

Mother Pleads for Help to Leave Cuba with Her Daughter Suffering from Cerebral Palsy: "We Can't Take It Anymore"

Published on 7/9/2026

Endless Cycle: Cuban Government Clings to "Social Policies" Amidst Power Outages

Published on 7/4/2026

Cuban President Shifts Blame to U.S. Sanctions, Downplays Internal Socialist Failures

Published on 7/3/2026

Nutritional Challenges Affect 25% of Pregnant Women in Ciego de Ávila

Published on 6/30/2026

Pharmaceutical Crisis in Sancti Spíritus: Over 300 Essential Drugs Unavailable

Published on 6/27/2026

Triplets Born Healthy and Strong at Holguín Hospital

Published on 6/16/2026

Study Attributes Rising Infant Mortality in Cuba to U.S. Sanctions

Published on 4/28/2026

Cuban Man Blames Health System Failures for the Death of Five-Month-Old Twins

Published on 4/21/2026

Cuban Health Crisis: Infant Mortality in Havana Reaches Alarming Highs

Published on 2/1/2026

Cuban Infant Mortality Rate Reaches Disturbing High in 2025

Published on 12/21/2025

Young Mother and Her Newborn Die Amidst Allegations of Medical Negligence in Ciego de Ávila

Published on 12/7/2025

José Ángel Portal Miranda: Key Figure in Cuba's Healthcare Crisis

Published on 10/8/2025

Cuban Healthcare System Faces Collapse: Minister Admits Lack of Medicines and Resources

Published on 7/15/2025

Infant Mortality Rate in Guantánamo Surges as Communist Party Sticks to Ideology

Published on 5/7/2025

Infant's Death in Sancti Spíritus: Pediatric Hospital Discloses Details

Published on 2/17/2025

Rising Infant Mortality in Villa Clara Linked to Congenital Defects

Published on 12/9/2024