Nadia E. El-Shazly

Cuban foreign minister tells U.S. audience of blockade’s impact on COVID fight

October 27, 2021 By Gary Bono

When Cuba’s main oxygen production facility went down in the midst of the pandemic, equipment shortages caused by the U.S. blockade magnified the danger.

Engineered rebellion: Eyewitness report on the anti-government protests in Cuba

August 3, 2021 By Kathryn Guerrera

We now know thousands of fake social media accounts were created in the days leading up to the protests and that bots sent thousands of tweets per day and hundreds of retweets per minute.

Let Cuba Live: A report from Maine

July 28, 2021 By W. T. Whitney Jr.

Lots of Maine people know that Cuba is at another watershed moment. Many recall the onset in the early 1990s of Cuba’s “Special Period."

Source of Cuba’s suffering is in Washington, not Havana

July 14, 2021 By Karl Engels

Finding solutions requires answering the question: Who carries the bulk of the blame for the food and medicine shortages Cubans are facing?

Cuba en el guión fabricado de las redes sociales

July 13, 2021 By Prensa Latina

La Habana, 12 jul (Prensa Latina) Laboratorios mediáticos, noticias fabricadas y publicaciones que incitan al caos desde el exterior inundan hoy el entorno sobre Cuba en redes sociales para la promoción de una 'intervención humanitaria' con...