Young people who were detained at the recent demonstrations have been denouncing the abuse that they were subjected to, both on the streets and in precincts. They also fear stiff prison sentences
Thousands of people all over the country came out to demonstrate on Sunday, amid a situation of shortages and hardships that has been exacerbated by the pandemic. More than a hundred arrests were made
A second medication called Soberana 02 also showed an efficacy rate of 62%, according to the results of the Phase 2 trial
Havana’s landmark destination bore witness to some of the most important transformations in the country following the Cuban Revolution and received numerous illustrious guests
Almost five months after he took office, President Joe Biden has made no move to lift sanctions or open dialogue, while diplomacy has given way to the acrimonious rhetoric of the Trump era
Analysts consulted by EL PAÍS believe the country is at a critical moment in history and a policy of rapprochement with Washington will facilitate much-needed reform
Cuba has refocused on Varadero and its well-established tourist areas to kick-start international tourism with Covid-19 safeguards in place and a national vaccination plan
The Cuban Communist Party is holding a congress that could signal the departure of historic veterans, including Raúl Castro, as the island grapples with an economic crisis that requires urgent action
At a dinner attended by Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel, Felipe VI underscored the need for institutions to respect freedom of expression and of association
The highly symbolic trip aims to show support for businesses from Spain, and does not constitute official support for the Cuban government
There is no clear candidate to take over from the Castros, apart from Vice-President Díaz Canel
Havana preparing for a visit by US president, a Rolling Stones concert and a baseball match
Cuban leaders’ elder sibling did not play a major role in the Revolution
Traditional January 5 celebrations in Spain have been plagued this year by disagreements
A Podemos candidate could be the first black person to sit in Congress after Sunday’s vote
Podemos, Ciudadanos and United Left support regulating cannabis for therapeutic use The ruling Popular Party, however, is completely opposed to such a measure
Thousands of small communities lack a police presence and live in constant fear of crime
Madrid supermarket’s 7.30am to 2am opening hours reflect changing grocery-buying habits
Signs of Raúl Castro’s reforms are beginning to show in the city’s historic center More private firms are opening, with the state counting on them to boost restoration work
While narcotics use is no longer seen as a danger, experts say it’s become overly accepted
For the first time in decades, a crew has been allowed to film the prehistoric cave paintings
Madrid store owner Abud Alkarmi continues to import pastries from Damascus despite the civil war
A group of nuns led by a Spaniard is providing healthcare and schooling in Haiti’s poorest slum
Gabriel García Márquez heard the name of the Cuban leader for the first time in 1955, when he was in exile alongside a group of Latin American intellectuals
Founder of revolutionary cinema institute dies at age of 87
Producer was behind classics of post-revolutionary cinema
The monument's treasures lie in its poetic language of the senses