Cuban Parliament

The Cuban Parliament is at the forefront of legislative changes, recently approving new migration laws while facing public outrage. Key issues include medication shortages and legislative criticisms.

Government Neglect Halts Essential Civil Registry Services in Las Tunas

Published on 4/21/2025

Cuban Politician Claims Youths Are Eager to Stay and Build Socialism

Published on 12/21/2024

Cuban Leader Claims National Assembly Is World's Most Representative

Published on 12/22/2024

Raúl Castro Steps into the Spotlight as Cuba Faces Escalating Crisis

Published on 12/19/2024

Raúl Castro Commands Cuban Parliament: Stand and Raise Your Fist

Published on 12/19/2024

Cuba's Proposed Housing Law: The Future of Your Rural Second Home

Published on 12/17/2024

Cuban Vice President Acknowledges Rural Decline While Urging Defense of Revolutionary "Achievements"

Published on 12/17/2024

Cuba to Require Valid Passports for Citizens Entering the Island Starting April 2025

Published on 12/6/2024

Bus Service Disruption Looms: P-8 and P-6 Routes Face Bus Shortage in Havana

Published on 10/18/2024

Father in Santiago de Cuba Seen Transporting Daughter in a Box on Bicycle Sparks Concern

Published on 9/9/2024

Elderly Woman Endures Three-Day Wait for Medication in Camagüey

Published on 8/22/2024

New Nursing Area Opens at Santiago de Cuba's National Bus Terminal

Published on 7/30/2024

Cuba on the Verge of Collapse, Says Renowned Economist and Demographer

Published on 7/22/2024

Unanimous Approval of New Laws in Cuba Sparks Outrage: "An Insult to Our Intelligence"

Published on 7/21/2024

Cuban Parliament Approves New Migration Law

Published on 7/20/2024

Cuban Government Acknowledges Ongoing Medication Shortage

Published on 7/16/2024

Rights of Cuban Citizens Under New Migration Law

Published on 6/17/2024