Granma

Havana, Ciudad de la Habana, CubaSpanish

As the official organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba, this publication serves as the primary mouthpiece for the Cuban government and its ideological perspectives. Founded in 1965 through the merger of two existing newspapers, it remains the most influential source of state-sanctioned news and political discourse within the country.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN HAVANA

The print media landscape in the Cuban capital is defined by centralized publications serving as official organs for state and party entities. The dominant national daily is Granma, established in 1965 as the official voice of the Communist Party. Other prominent state-owned publications based in the city include Juventud Rebelde, which targets youth demographics for the Young Communist League, and Trabajadores, the designated Spanish-language paper for the central trade union. Paperboy lists 6 newspapers in Havana.