To mark another anniversary of the death of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá on Tuesday, the National Endowment for Democracy honored the late Cuban opposition leader in a ceremony on Capitol Hill in ...

A bipartisan group South Florida lawmakers want the street in front of the Cuban government’s embassy in Washington renamed ...

Oswaldo Paya at work in his Havana home on the Varela Project petitions It’s been a decade since Cuba’s most prominent dissident, Oswaldo Payá, died in a suspicious car accident on the island.

Oswaldo Payá, a leading voice of opposition to Fidel Castro in Cuba, who was killed more than 10 years ago in a suspicious car wreck, left a potent legacy for a future generation fighting for ...

The people of Cuba lost an important voice for democracy on July 22, 2012, when longtime opposition leader Oswaldo Payá and his protégé, Harold Cepero, died in a suspicious car wreck on a ...

Oswaldo Payá speaks to supporters at his Aunt Beba's house on May 14, 2002. "Liberation is born from the soul, through a stroke of lightning that God gives to Cubans," he said.

Oswaldo Payá took many risks in his fight for freedom in an oppressive Cuba. The Varela Project resonated with Cubans, before it was shut down.

It will also be a permanent reminder that, due to the work of courageous activists such as Oswaldo Paya, the regime’s days are numbered, and the Cuban people will be free.

Cuban dissident Oswaldo Paya speaks with journalists after meeting with former President Jimmy Carter at the Santa Isabel hotel in Havana, Cuba, Wednesday March 30, 2011.

And they will see Oswaldo Payá's name.” The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights issued a report in June that the Cuban government was responsible for Payá’s 2012 death in a suspicious ...

A new report found that the Cuban government is responsible for the death of activist Oswaldo Payá. "After more than 10 years of persecution, lies, propaganda of the Cuban regime to try to hide ...