Cubans Prepare For New Inflation Wave
Many residents in Havana, the capital of Cuba, have shared that there has been an increase in the price of several commodities since the government's announcement.
From L.A. Underground to Global Icon: The Soft Moon's Luis Vásquez Has Died
The popular Post-Punk musician was the son of a Cuban mother and Mexican father
Budget-Crunched Cuba To Hike Fuel Prices Over 500 Percent
The cost of a liter of regular gasoline will rise from 25 pesos (20 US cents) to 132 pesos, while the price of premium gasoline will jump from 30 to 156 pesos, Minister of Finance and Prices Vladimir Regueiro said on state television.
AOC, Fellow Lawmakers Introduce Resolution to end 'Monroe Doctrine,' Lift Cuba Embargo
The document, drafted 200 years after the landmark speech by then-President Monroe, also seeks the declassification of secret CIA files
Cuba's Migratory Crisis: Over Four Percent of the Population Left the Country in the Past Year
A new report by WOLA illustrates the depth of the crisis engulfing Cuba, as well as the slim perspectives of improvement
US Slams Allegations Of Plotting Violent Attacks Against Cuban Government
"Allegations that the United States is encouraging violent actions against the Cuban government are absurd," An official from the State Department said.
Manuel Rocha, Former U.S. Diplomat Accused of Spying for Cuba, Faces 60 Years in Prison
Rocha has been accused of acting as an illegal agent of a foreign government and of defrauding the nation
Former US Ambassador to Bolivia, Manuel Rocha, Arrested on Suspicion of Being a Cuban Agent
Rocha's diplomatic career spanned 25 years, mainly in Latin America during the Cold War era
A Surge In Migrant Charter On Mexican Airline Flights to Nicaragua Triggers US Sanctions
Several Cuban migrants said that they had traveled with Viva Aerobus on flights chartered by small travel agencies.
Cuba Hosts Over 800 Companies To Promote Investments Despite US Sanctions
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel praised the "massive" participation at the business fair, noting that it was proof other countries had confidence in Cuba.
Cuban Athletes Flee the Country's Delegation After the End of the Chile Pan American Games
Seven people reportedly left after the end of the competition. Over 60 Cuban athletes have done so this year amid the country's deep crisis
Mexico Will Continue To Help Cuba In Spite Of 'Unjust' Embargo, Says Obrador
The president said Mexico doesn't require any foreign government's permission before helping Cuba, before calling the embargo "inhumane and unjust."
Fertile Cuba Relies On Food Imports As Farmers Lack Seeds, Fuel
Crop production has plummeted in fertile Cuba as aid for farmers from a government grappling with tough sanctions and the worst economic crisis in decades has dried up.
Cuba Blames US Trade Embargo For Surge In Migrants
The recent wave of migrants fleeing bad economic conditions and violence reportedly includes a significant number of Cubans.
Cuba Warns Citizens Of Significant Rise In Blackouts Due To Lack Of Fuel
Cuban citizens are expected to deal with blackouts of up to eight to 10 hours on daily basis, outside the capital city of Havana.
Molotov Cocktails Thrown At Cuban Embassy In Washington; Foreign Minister Calls It 'Terrorist Attack'
The attack took place just hours after Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel returned to Havana after attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva Opposes Economic Embargo Of Cuba By US
"Cuba has been an advocate of fairer global governance. And to this day it is the victim of an illegal economic embargo," President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said.
G77+China Summit In Cuba Seeks 'New Economic World Order'
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres, who arrived on the island Thursday, will join some 30 heads of state and government from Africa, Asia and Latin America at the two-day summit in Havana.
US, Cuba Hold Rare Washington Talks
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio met this week with the top officials for Latin America at the State Department and White House, Brian Nichols and Juan Gonzales respectively, diplomats from the two countries said.
Cuban Fathers Fret About Sons Recruited For Ukraine War
Last week, Havana said it had arrested 17 people over alleged links to a "trafficking network that operates from Russia to incorporate Cuban citizens living there, and even some from Cuba, into the military forces involved in military operations in Ukraine."
Cuba To 'Dismantle' Human Trafficking Ring Coercing Citizens To Fight For Russia In Ukraine
The human trafficking network reportedly operates from Russia to incorporate Cuban citizens living there, and even some from Cuba.
As Idalia Intensifies, Florida Orders Evacuations, Cuba Declares Hurricane Alert
Cuban state media said about 8,000 people had left their homes to seek shelter with family or friends in Pinar del Rio, the same province walloped last September by Hurricane Ian
Tropical Storm Idalia Expected To Become Hurricane In Gulf of Mexico Before Hitting Florida
Late Sunday evening, the U.S.' National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane advisory for Cuba's Pinar Del Rio, a city positioned two hours to the west of the capital, Havana.
Cuba Blames US For 2021 Protests, Marking Decades Most Significant Uprising
The US State Department denied involvement in the 2021 protests and demanded the immediate release of about 700 Cuban political prisoners.
Three Books to Learn More About the History of Latin America
Reading is the encounter with the thoughts of others, with their letters and their feelings. Reading is a journey through time.
US Suspects Secretive Cuban Base As Host To Chinese Spy Station
Bejucal is the center of suspicion as the U.S. government believes that China operates an intelligence gathering operation in the area.
Fuel Shortages Hit Hard In Rural Towns Of Cuba
The crippling fuel shortage in Cuba disproportionately impacts rural villages and exacerbates the fragile economy.
As Exodus Continues, Cuba Announces New Migration Policies
For Cubans over the age of 16, the passport's validity will now be increased from six to ten years, according to the foreign ministry.
Fuel Shortages In Cuba Cause Fistfights, Queues And Holiday Cutbacks
There were more cars parked in gas lines than there were cars on the road over much of the island in recent weeks.
Lawmakers Of Cuba Vote For A New Five-Year Term For Present President
The legislators who voted to extend Diaz-Canal's mandate only recently faced elections themselves last month for Cuba's 470-member National Assembly.