Prohibitions in Cuba

Trump shakes up the global landscape with new travel restrictions

The Cuban government warns that the use of Starlink without authorization is illegal and subject to penalties

Self-employed workers liquidate inventory following the end of wholesale licenses in Cuba

Taking photos is prohibited at the Provincial Hospital of Santiago de Cuba

Starlink makes its way into Cuba despite the ban: What is the cost of connecting to the internet without ETECSA?

Lenier Mesa recalls the repression he faced when he accompanied Tekashi to Cuba: "I was forbidden to sing and speak."

The Cuban regime states that it only prohibits leaving the country for "national security or public interest."

El Boni recalls how he was accused of deserting and was forbidden from returning to Cuba

Blackouts and street games for money: This is how some young people spend their nights in Santiago de Cuba

Controversy over the simultaneous detention of five bike taxis by a single police officer in Havana

Drivers are requesting that ridesharing be authorized in Cuba

Cuban opposition member Pedro Acosta manages to travel to the U.S. after years of restrictions

Cuban criticizes the lack of bicycle parking in Havana

They prevent Cubans from entering hotels in Havana

Parents enroll their children without knowing them due to access restrictions at the Matanzas hospital

Southwest and American Airlines respond to Cuban passengers prevented from boarding flights to Havana

MINSAP obstructs job opportunities in Dubai for a Cuban doctor: "They do it because it does not benefit them."

Cuban woman who traveled to be with her sick mother is denied entry to Cuba

Government prohibits paragliding in Santiago de Cuba

Cuban government maintains travel ban on independent journalist Luz Escobar

The Cuban government maintains a ban on private travel agencies and tour guides

Cuban man lashes out at MLC stores: "They impose limits even on the amount of oil you can use in your food."

Cuban with spinal muscular atrophy is no longer regulated and will be able to travel to the U.S. for medical treatment

Lázaro Bruzón will return to competitions in 2022 representing the U.S.

State Security prohibits the entry to Cuba of the daughter of a Ladies in White member

Alexander Delgado to Karla Pérez: "As a Cuban, you have every right to enter your country."

Mother of Cuban journalist Karla Pérez: "They will not take away my faith in one day being able to embrace you again."

Regulated Cuban by the government: Karly is not allowed to enter the country, and I'm not allowed to leave

MINREX concludes the procedure regarding the situation of Cuban journalist Karla Pérez

Karla Pérez's mother: So many people cannot be wrong in the face of such arbitrariness and evil

Cuban actor Luis Alberto García to journalist Karla Pérez: "You can enter my Cuba."

Lawyer Julio César Guanche on the prohibition of Karla Pérez entering Cuba: "It is an attack on the concept of citizenship."

Cuban citizens launch a petition to the government to preserve the right to return to the country: No more exiles

Asiel Babastro on the prohibition against Karla Pérez returning to Cuba: "It is completely abusive and overbearing."

Lázaro Bruzón challenges the regime over the case of Karla Pérez: "Cuba is not the PCC. You are surplus."

Human Rights Watch denounces the ban on Karla Pérez entering Cuba: "Returning to one's country of origin is a human right."

Mónica Baró: If anyone doubts the malice of those who lead us, let them consider what they have done to Karla

"Return to Costa Rica," confirms Karla Pérez after the government's ban on entering Cuba

Maria Elvira Salazar on journalist Karla Pérez, denied entry to Cuba: "This is an outrage."

The father of journalist Karla Pérez, who was banned from entering Cuba, speaks: They have destroyed the family

Karla Pérez, the young journalist expelled from the University of Santa Clara, is banned from returning to Cuba

Cuban architects are requesting permission to practice their profession privately and independently

Minister of Economy Alejandro Gil: We are not implementing any measures in a haphazard manner

Camilo Venegas on Las Mañanas: "To create a livable Cuba, one must have the freedom to live."

Redeeming the Cuban family: How many more mothers must suffer and die in Cuba?

The Government of Cuba prohibits private businesses for the sale of motor vehicles, parts, and accessories

Cuban architects protest the inclusion of their profession in activities prohibited to the private sector

Cuban doctor blames Díaz-Canel for his mother's death: "The ambulance never arrived."

A Cuban student expelled from class for wearing a sweater with the label "Florida Miami."

Bruno Rodríguez is outraged by the "red list," and Cubans respond to him

Cuban singer Daymé Arocena advocates for the medicinal use of marijuana: "It just saved my life."

Cubans respond to the question: What is prohibited in Cuba?

The Italian government prohibits tourism travel between Italy and Cuba due to the coronavirus

Maikel Chang reunites with his sister after being banned from entering Cuba

A 3D cinema opens in a municipality of Pinar del Río

Activists urge Guillermo del Sol to end his 50-day hunger strike: "We want him alive."

The U.S. government asks Cuban opposition figure Guillermo del Sol to suspend his hunger strike

Guillermo del Sol has been on a hunger strike for 34 days: “I will go to the very end.”

Mike Pompeo describes the Cuban government as an intolerant regime

Independent journalist Henry Constantin Ferreiro leaves Cuba after two years of prohibition

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