Toward a solidarity coordination with libertarian Cuba!

From IWA Friendship Circle

Five years ago on this day in Cuba, small groups of protesters took to the streets to demand better living conditions. In the days that followed, thousands of Cubans from dozens of other cities spontaneously joined the protest movement.

Solidarity with the people of Cuba and our anarchist comrades

From International of Anarchist Federations

From the 13th Congress of the International of Anarchist Federations, held in Athens (April 3–5 2026), we send our unwavering support and solidarity to our anarchist comrades in Cuba, who were unable to travel to participate in the IFA proceedings.

Rafael Serra: Grandfather of Cuban Anarchism

From Black Rose Anarchist Federation by Enrique Guerrero-López

Born in the town of Bejucal, Cuba in 1884, two years before the abolition of slavery and more than a dozen years before the end of Spanish colonialism on the island, Rafael Serra was a lifelong anarchist and union militant.

Farewell, comrade! Frank Fernández

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Farewell, comrade!

Last Sunday, January 18, just as the sky was beginning to darken, our beloved comrade Francisco Fernández (1932-2026) passed away. Paco, to his family and close friends. Frank, in the avatars of the struggle of the anarchist camps against authoritarianism, fear, and exile. He died as a result of a pernicious infection that forced him to be rushed to the intensive care unit at a hospital in South Florida. He always maintained that Anarchy was nothing more than the constant struggle for life. Consequently, he remained in that battle until his last breath. At the age of 92, his vital organs ceased to function, which is why he was disconnected from all mechanical support and transferred to «palliative care». Incredibly, with the almost stubborn attitude that characterized him, his tremendous physical strength allowed him to fight death for 72 hours.

June student strikes in Cuba

From Confederation of Revolutionary Anarcho-Syndicalists (KRAS)

In early June, Cuba was gripped by a widespread and previously unprecedented student protest against rising telecommunications fees. On May 30, the state-owned telephone company Etecsa raised internet rates. In response, students attempted to organize a general strike.

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