Since long before launching its first official punches, Cuban women’s boxing has had to face an unfair and unequal fight.

In tune with experts or with their own reasons, many Cubans do not hide their concern and distrust with the recently announced measures.

Chronicle of an afternoon of conversations and games on a Havana corner.

The island’s aging and overexploited electrical infrastructure is unable to stabilize its operation at the gates of another very hot summer.

Regarding the current moratorium for staying outside the island, new bills, the current migratory flow and other issues associated with the event, Ernesto Soberón, general director of Consular Affairs and Attention to Cubans Resident Abroad, responds to OnCuba.

Statements about the event offered to OnCuba by Ernesto Soberón, Cuban Foreign Ministry general director of Consular Affairs and Attention to Cubans Resident Abroad.

Regarding the still recent preparation of the first ranking, OnCuba spoke with Suselmis Martín, executive director of SMG Branding, the company that carried out this initiative.

Regarding prospects for collaboration with the private sector in Cuba, we spoke with Joaquín Samperio Sañudo, president of the association that represents almost 300 Spanish companies on the island.

Continuation of OnCuba’s dialogue with Laura Pujol, Cuban Foreign Ministry’s deputy director general of Consular Affairs and Attention to Cubans Resident Abroad.

Interview with Laura Pujol, Cuban Foreign Ministry’s deputy director general of Consular Affairs and Attention to Cubans Resident Abroad.

About lines to buy chicken, “recoveries” of “prioritized” products, fuel shortages and other daily vicissitudes in Havana.

Taking advantage of the current baseball enthusiasm, and as a tribute to the Day of the Trovador, I propose putting together a Team Cuba of the traditional trova.

The impact of the meteorological phenomenon has been considered “the biggest blow that the tobacco infrastructure has suffered throughout its history.”

Second part of the interview with First Deputy Minister of Communications Wilfredo González Vidal.

OnCuba spoke with First Deputy Minister of Communications Wilfredo González Vidal about connectivity and computerization, in the first part of this interview that will continue tomorrow.

The video art is the result of the combined talent of artist Michel Mirabal, audiovisual producer Alejandro Pérez and pianist and composer Frank Fernández.

U.S. musician Ted Nash led a project that joins jazz and plastic arts during the 38th International Jazz Plaza Festival.

After a “very hard” 2022, according to the authorities, many questions loom in the daily life of Cuba and its people.

Chronicle of a recent blackout morning in Havana....

As a continuation of a first work on the subject, on this occasion OnCuba talks with researcher and activist Ailynn Torres Santana, who gives us her assessment of voluntary abortion on the island and the importance of its legal support.

Given the advance of conservative and fundamentalist currents and growing controversies around sexual and reproductive rights, the Cuban authorities affirm they intend to protect the right to voluntary interruption of pregnancy in a new health law.

Unstoppable prices, long lines, transportation problems, blackouts, a resurgence of dengue fever, and suffocating temperatures are part of the current summer scene and daily conversations in Cuba.

During the second International Renewable Energy Fair, held this week in Havana, the Cuban authorities confirmed the intention to radically transform the country’s energy matrix and achieve 100% of generation through renewable sources.

Amid the current migratory wave, some leave or want to leave Cuba; others stay. Each have their reasons....

In the opinion of several people consulted by OnCuba in the streets of Havana, what was announced this Monday about the island by the U.S. government is, after all, “something good.”