Public Discontent

Public discontent in Cuba is rising due to increased security measures, persistent power outages, controversial policies, and ineffective government responses.

Bank Metropolitano to Cease Issuing Printed Receipts at Teller Services Starting April 2025

Published on 3/25/2025

Cuba Faces Yet Another Week of Severe Power Outages Due to Over 1,500 MW Deficit

Published on 2/12/2025

Torchlight March in Santiago de Cuba Highlights Public Discontent Amid Blackout

Published on 1/29/2025

CiberCuba Survey Highlights Widespread Disinterest in "March of the Combative People"

Published on 12/18/2024

Electric Company in Havana Blends Technical Failures with Personal Tales in Propagandistic Message

Published on 12/17/2024

Hotel Torre K-23 Sparks Controversy as Nearby Streets Get Facelift

Published on 12/2/2024

Díaz-Canel Dispatches Students to Regulate Prices in Ciego de Ávila

Published on 11/29/2024

Cubans Express Outrage Over Widespread Blackout

Published on 10/18/2024

Buzzard Causes Power Outage in Jicotea and Surrounding Sancti Spíritus Areas

Published on 10/8/2024

Summer Power Outages Persist in Cuba: Where Are the Thermoelectric Plant Repairs?

Published on 8/8/2024

Manuel Marrero Calls for Stricter Measures Amid "War Economy" Conditions

Published on 6/24/2024

Santiago de Cuba PCC Leader on Rising Crime: "We Will Not Hesitate to Act"

Published on 6/11/2024

Cuban Regime Increases Security Measures with Armed Guards for Military-Owned Enterprises

Published on 6/5/2024