What is CiberCuba?
CiberCuba states on its own description page that «CiberCuba.com is owned by Malecón Media Group S.L.», with headquarters in Paterna, Valencia, Spain, and that it is «a news and content portal about Cuba and Cubans, whose main purpose is to inform about the Cuban reality». The same page says the outlet aims to present «a mosaic that reflects not only the reality of Cuba itself but also the various ways it is represented in the media», using diverse sources to avoid «a single, biased perspective». Those are the outlet's statements about itself.[1]
Its article footers describe the staff as «a team of journalists committed to reporting on Cuban current affairs and topics of global interest», and items are bylined to the CiberCuba Editorial Team.[3]
No corporate registration or filing for Malecón Media Group S.L. was retrieved for this page, so the ownership statement rests on the outlet's own account.
What does CiberCuba cover?
The sports section carries its own description: «Sports news in Cuba: baseball, volleyball, boxing, athletics, and judo, among others. The latest on Cuban athletes both inside and outside Cuba.»[2]
Domestic results are covered directly. On 14 February 2026 the section reported the deciding game of the 64th Serie Nacional de Béisbol, in which Matanzas beat Las Tunas 11-0 to complete a sweep of the final, with seven runs in the first inning and eight consecutive hits, and noted that Matanzas would represent Cuba at the Baseball Champions League Americas in Mexico City from 24 to 29 March 2026.[3]
The movement of Cuban athletes is a second recurring subject, reported with dates and named officials. On 14 August 2025 the outlet reported that four members of the Cuban delegation to the Junior Pan American Games in Paraguay — three rowers and a handball player — had left it, quoting Camilo Pérez, president of the Paraguayan Olympic Committee, as saying «they are not missing. They left their delegation of their own free will», and Paraguay's interior minister Enrique Riera.[4] On 23 December 2023 it published a count of 103 Cuban athletes for that year, attributing the figure to the portal Cubanet.[5] The items retrieved from the section in September 2026 also covered Cuban players in Major League Baseball, the Norceca volleyball championship, Diamond League athletics, boxing, handball, canoeing and football.[2]
How large is CiberCuba's audience?
No audited audience, readership or circulation figure for CiberCuba could be retrieved, and its own description page publishes none.[1] No Spanish or Cuban measurement currency covering the outlet could be identified, and traffic estimates from commercial panels are not audited measurement and are not used here.
Output can be counted from the section itself. The sports section carried 51 items dated between 25 August and 18 September 2026, which is about two a day over that span.[2]
A second observable measure is subject range: within that period the section entered baseball, volleyball, athletics, boxing, football, handball and canoeing, with a stated emphasis on «Cuban-born and Cuban-origin athletes competing internationally».[2]
Since when has CiberCuba existed?
The outlet's own description page states that the site «was founded in Valencia in November 2014 by two Cuban exiles in Spain: Luis Flores and Luis Manuel Mazorra».[1] That is the outlet's account of itself and no independent corroboration was retrieved.
The founding of the site and the incorporation of the company that owns it are separate dates. The page names Malecón Media Group S.L. as owner but gives no date of incorporation, and none could be retrieved.[1] No date of any renaming or change of ownership is asserted here.
The outlet was publishing at the date of research: items in its sports section carry dates up to 18 September 2026.[2]
Why does CiberCuba matter in Cuba's sport?
It carries both halves of the Cuban sports story with dates attached: the domestic championship, as in its report of the 64th Serie Nacional final on 14 February 2026,[3] and the departures of athletes from Cuban delegations abroad, as in its report of 14 August 2025.[4]
On the second subject it sources to named officials of the host country rather than to unattributed accounts, quoting the Paraguayan Olympic Committee president and Paraguay's interior minister directly, and where it publishes an aggregate it names whose aggregate it is.[4][5]
Its results reporting is specific enough to check, giving the score, the innings and the next competition the winning club was entered for.[3] The structures behind both subjects are set out at Cuba and at sporting nationality.
References
- CiberCuba — ¿Quiénes somos?, the outlet’s own description page: owner, headquarters and founding. Accessed 2026-09-20.
- CiberCuba — Deportes section index and its own section description. Accessed 2026-09-20.
- CiberCuba — Matanzas knocks out Las Tunas: Crocodiles claim the title of the 64th Serie Nacional, 14 February 2026. Accessed 2026-09-20.
- CiberCuba — Four Cuban athletes leave the delegation at the Junior Pan American Games in Paraguay, 14 August 2025. Accessed 2026-09-20.
- CiberCuba — More than a hundred athletes leave the island in 2023, 23 December 2023, attributing the count to the portal Cubanet. Accessed 2026-09-20.