José Martí Memorial

The José Martí Memorial in Havana is a significant symbol of Cuban nationalism and resistance, often serving as a backdrop for state events and political discourse.

Díaz-Canel Takes a Stand Against Washington: "Cuba Is Not for Sale"

Published on 10/7/2026

Cuban Communist Party Calls School Year Start 'Heroic' Amidst Hunger and Blackouts

Published on 8/29/2026

Marco Rubio's Name Makes a Bold Statement Across Havana's Iconic Spots

Published on 5/13/2026

Ulises Toirac Criticizes Díaz-Canel Following NBC Interview: "Cubans Don't Want to Live in Cuba"

Published on 4/15/2026

Senator Lindsey Graham Urges Cubans to "Oust the Communists" and Align with Trump and the U.S.

Published on 4/15/2026

Raúl Torres Praises Díaz-Canel's Interview as a "Wall of Dignity"

Published on 4/13/2026

NBC Journalist Unveils Díaz-Canel's Remarks on Sacrifice and Conflict

Published on 4/13/2026

State-Backed Journalist Rallies Support for Díaz-Canel Amid Political Tensions

Published on 4/12/2026

Lis Cuesta Makes Public Appearance with Díaz-Canel During NBC Interview Recording

Published on 4/10/2026

New Supreme Court Head Vows to "Defend the Revolution" and Backs Díaz-Canel

Published on 2/4/2026

Raúl Castro Absent at Havana Event Showcasing His Selected Works

Published on 10/3/2025

Cuban Regime's Symbolic Anti-Imperialism: Signing Petitions Against U.S. "Aggression" While Abandoning Venezuela

Published on 9/26/2025

Fidel Castro's Son Launches Propaganda Push with Photo Exhibit in Cuba

Published on 8/12/2025

Cubans Endure Blackouts and Shortages While Future Enforcers Enjoy Pools and Parties

Published on 7/7/2025