2500+ French defy coronavirus restrictions
GRANMA reports on mass violations of Covid-19 mandated sanitary restrictions in France, and the resulting arrests of some of those responsible.
The most dangerous professions
GRANMA looks at the most dangerous professions in the world in 2020: Journalism and health-care workers. Unsurprisingly, none of them are Cuban.
New Prices for Agricultural Products
CUBADEBATE reports on state-mandated food prices announced by the Havana city government in January 2020.
MYTH: “If the Cuban revolution is so good….
RADIO MIAMI TV: Dr. Salvador Capote, a Cuban-American living in the US, answers the all-too-familiar question, "If you like Cuba so much, why don't you go and live there?"
Memories of January
JUVENTUD REBELDE: Graziella Pogolotti reminds readers of the impact of the Cuban revolution on the political culture of the United States, starting from the earliest times after its triumph.
What Trump Leaves and What Awaits Biden
JUVENTUD REBELDE looks at Trump's impact on the US and its politics, and what awaits Biden as he enters the US presidency.
Winner of the impossible
GRANMA: Abel Prieto, head of Casa de las Americas looks at Fidel Castro's role as leader of victories over the Impossible. This article fills the front page of today's GRANMA print editon.
Cyber-business media against Cuba
GRANMA reports on the paid foreign websites targeting Cuba in attempts to influence local and foreign perceptions of the island.
No impunity for price-gouging in Cienfuegos
GRANMA looks at price-gouging in the city of Cienfuegos during the process of monetary reordering in 2020.
Cuba Energy Beats US Blackout Attempts
GRANMA explains how Washington's escalation of its blockad