China announces a new aid package for Cuba, including $80M in equipment and 60,000 tons of rice to support energy and food security cooperation.

Cuban migrant Geraldo Lunas Campos likely died after guards restrained him in ICE custody in Texas, contradicting ICE’s claim of suicide.

Activists across the U.S. organize a “Call-In Day” urging lawmakers to oppose intervention in Cuba and demand humane policies toward the island.

Cubans face deportations and stalled cases as U.S. policy ends special treatment. What’s changed—and what it means now.

Poll: 57% of Americans want Cuba to remain sovereign; only 18% favor U.S. territory and 4% statehood amid Trump threats.

House approves a bill funding Cuba “democracy promotion,” allocating millions in aid aimed at political transition — a move critics call controversial.

The U.S. diplomat to Cuba holds press events in Miami, courts pro-embargo activists and promotes Washington’s line while enforcing sanctions on the island.

Mexico has not significantly increased oil shipments to Cuba despite U.S. pressure, even as Washington allows deliveries to continue under current policy.

Venezuela and Cuba reaffirm their alliance on healthcare and oil, rejecting U.S. pressure as Caracas vows cooperation under international law.

The U.S. sends $3 million in hurricane aid to Cuba two months after Hurricane Melissa, as Havana questions delays and the political use of humanitarian relief

“Cubans hold nationwide defense drills as armed forces and civilians train for invasion scenarios, with exercises in shooting, anti-aircraft defense and emergency response.

Trump downplays the likelihood of a U.S. invasion of Cuba, saying pressure is already extreme while acknowledging the island has withstood decades of sanctions.

Trump jokes about Marco Rubio becoming president of Cuba, reviving his exile-driven ambitions and a history of false claims about his family’s past.

Democrat elected Miami mayor over Cuban American hardliner, signaling a shift in local politics and community influence in South Florida.

22 Cubans sent to Guantánamo Bay prison, exposing harsh detention practices and raising questions about U.S. policy and human rights in the Caribbean.

Trump ends Family Reunification Parole for Cubans, a major shift in U.S. immigration policy with deep impacts on families and migration routes.

Trump seizes a Venezuelan oil tanker bound for Cuba, escalating sanctions, military pressure and an oil war impacting millions across the region.

Cuba launches a nationwide HPV vaccination campaign for girls, marking a major public health step to prevent cervical cancer.

The United Nations pledges $74 million to support Cuba’s recovery after Hurricane Melissa, as communities face mounting humanitarian needs.

Activists challenge U.S. visa denials for Cuban athletes, warning the policy blocks sports exchanges and deepens political isolation.