U.S. prosecutors reportedly explore charges against Cuban leaders, raising fears Washington could attempt a “Maduro-style” prosecution.

Cuba exits the World Baseball Classic after visa denials and a first-round loss, as U.S. policy again shadows the island’s athletes.

Former CBS Miami anchor Eliott Rodríguez challenges Rep. María Elvira Salazar, bringing the Cuba debate into a key South Florida race.

Ecuador expels Cuba’s diplomats days before a Miami summit, deepening tensions as Quito aligns more closely with Washington.

Jamaica ends its Cuban medical mission after decades, becoming the latest country to bow to U.S. pressure targeting Cuba’s international health program.

Trump says Cuba must make a deal with the U.S., but one already existed. This report examines how the historic Obama-era rapprochement was dismantled.

Cuba will install 5,000 solar panels donated by China as the island seeks relief from severe energy shortages and prolonged blackouts.

Neocon lawmakers warn Cuba could be the next target after recent U.S. interventions, raising concerns about escalating tensions in the region.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel calls for urgent economic reforms, including more business and municipal autonomy. 

Despite U.S. visa denials, Cuba will compete in the 2026 World Baseball Classic as Washington blocks part of its delegation.

Calabria refuses U.S. pressure to fire Cuban doctors, saying they remain essential to keeping hospitals and emergency rooms open.

Honduras ends its Cuban medical mission after more than 150 doctors leave, amid growing U.S. pressure on countries that host Cuban medics.

Cuban doctors and security personnel reportedly depart Venezuela amid U.S. pressures after Maduro’s abduction, raising questions about cooperation.

A Russian oil tanker reportedly reversed course en route to Cuba, raising new questions about fuel shortages and U.S. pressure.

Canada pledges food assistance to Cuba as Mexico sends more humanitarian aid amid mounting U.S. pressure and economic hardship.

U.S. firms can now apply to sell Venezuelan oil to Cuba’s private sector—carving out the blockade and seeking to make Cuba “dependent.”

Supreme Court ruling limits Trump’s tariff power, potentially weakening his order threatening tariffs on countries shipping oil to Cuba.

The New York Times says the U.S. embargo on Cuba is now a “blockade,” highlighting new legal, military and economic pressures on the island.

Honduras ends its Cuban medical mission as the U.S. pressures Italy to drop Cuban doctors, spotlighting Washington’s campaign.

Armed men on a Florida-registered boat exchanged fire with Cuba’s coast guard, raising new questions about extremist networks operating from the U.S.