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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY September left a clear signal: repression was concentrated in prisons. Almost half of the incidents affected incarcerated individuals, some of whom protested within the detention centers, even resorting to hunger and thirst strikes. Incommunicado detention reached its highest level [...]
During October 2025, Cuba faced one of the year's most severe humanitarian crises after Hurricane Melissa, a Category 4 storm, devastated the eastern region. The humanitarian emergency highlighted the state's lack of capacity to assist the population and the lack of transparency in its management.
In September 2025, Cuba once again plunged into a crisis affecting every aspect of daily life. Disease outbreaks, overwhelmed and under-resourced hospitals, streets overflowing with garbage, and endless power outages reveal the abysmal state management and the neglect of the population's basic needs. The [...]
Executive Summary In July 2025, the economic, social, and human rights crisis in Cuba deepened. The government itself acknowledged its failure to meet its targets in key sectors—exports, tourism, retail, agricultural and energy production—while inflation, a lack of foreign investment, and other problems persisted.
