State Security Cuba

State Security in Cuba involves monitoring activists, suppressing dissent, and restricting freedoms. Recent events highlight government control and citizens' struggles for rights.

Spanish YouTuber Shocked by Housing Decay in Havana: "I Don't Know Where to Film"

Published on 4/26/2025

Cuban Government Blocks Palm Sunday Procession in Havana for Second Year

Published on 4/13/2025

José Daniel Ferrer Reports Over a Month of Harassment Aimed at Halting His Humanitarian Work in Santiago de Cuba

Published on 3/1/2025

Martha Beatriz Roque Hospitalized in Critical Condition at Hermanos Ameijeiras

Published on 2/8/2025

Cuban Journalist and Family Stranded in Lima Airport After Nicaragua Denies Entry

Published on 11/3/2024

Who Would You Choose as President? Civil Society Envisions Cuba's Democratic Future

Published on 8/20/2024

Cuban Scholar Jenny Pantoja Dismissed from University

Published on 7/25/2024

Mother of Toddler Facing Deportation Appeals to U.S. Authorities: "Don't Separate Families"

Published on 7/19/2024

State Security Monitors Residence of Late Actor Carlos Massola

Published on 7/3/2024

Blocked from Leaving Cuba for Nicaragua: Activist Bárbaro de Céspedes Speaks Out: "They Won't Let Me Live"

Published on 6/17/2024

Strengthened Measures by elToque to Ensure Transparency in Exchange Rates and Counter "Cyber Fighters"

Published on 6/7/2024