Law of Democratic Memory

The "Law of Democratic Memory" highlights Spain's efforts to grant citizenship to descendants of exiles, stirring political debate and impacting Cuban-Spanish relations.

PSOE and Vox Emerge as Top Choices in CiberCuba Poll Targeting Cubans with Spanish Citizenship

Published on 10/6/2026

Spain's New Visa Center Opens in Havana's Playa District Amidst Initial Confusion and Lines

Published on 10/5/2026

Pedro Sánchez Calls for Early Elections in Spain Following Housing Law Defeat

Published on 10/5/2026

Spain Establishes Second Consular Office in Cuba: Key Services and Procedures

Published on 9/28/2026

Spain's Supreme Court Maintains Grandchildren Law: Implications for Cubans

Published on 9/8/2026

Spain's Consulate in Havana Updates First Passport Application Guidelines

Published on 9/3/2026

Grandchildren Law Ignites Political Firestorm in Spain

Published on 6/30/2026

Spain Approves New Consulate General in Camagüey, Cuba

Published on 12/23/2025

Sister of Former Minister Alejandro Gil Reveals His Refusal of Spanish Citizenship Before Downfall

Published on 11/22/2025

Spain's Consulate in Cuba Issues Crucial Update on Nationality Application Procedures

Published on 10/4/2025

Cuban Expat in Spain Urges Adaptation Over Complaints: A Candid Message on Immigration

Published on 9/21/2025

Final Countdown for Cubans Seeking Spanish Citizenship: Essential Steps Before October

Published on 8/11/2025

Dream of Leaving: Cuban Man Shares Aspirations for a New Life

Published on 6/20/2025

Spain Extends Grandchildren's Law for an Additional Year

Published on 7/9/2024

MINREX Claims Document Legalization Process Now Takes 10 Days

Published on 5/20/2024