Granma (newspaper)

Granma is the official newspaper of the Communist Party of Cuba, founded in 1965. Named after the yacht that transported Fidel Castro and other revolutionaries to Cuba in 1956, it serves as a key source of news, political information, and ideological messaging aligned with the government. Published daily, Granma covers national and international affairs, promoting socialist values and government policies while reflecting the perspectives of Cuban leadership. Its readership includes both Cubans and those interested in Cuban politics and society. The newspaper is available in print and online, providing insights into the country's political landscape.