Cuba Accepts 91 Deportees from U.S.
Cuba accepts 91 deportees from the U.S., underscoring continued migration cooperation despite tensions and Washington’s economic pressure.
Amid U.S. Pressure, Cuba Welcomes Russian Industry
Amid U.S. pressure, Cuba welcomes Russian industry as Havana seeks investment, trade, and economic relief during shortages and sanctions.
Spain’s Biggest Airline to Suspend Flights to Cuba
Spain’s biggest airline will suspend flights to Cuba, citing falling demand and fuel shortages as the island faces a deepening travel crisis.
Colombia to Send Cuba Solar Panels
Colombia will send solar panels to Cuba as the island faces power shortages, expanding regional support for renewable energy and humanitarian relief.
Trump Administration Beats the Drums of War
The Trump administration escalates threats toward Cuba, reviving war rhetoric as tensions grow over sanctions, migration, and regional conflict.
“They Are Apologists to Crimes Against Humanity”
Critics accuse supporters of U.S. sanctions on Cuba of defending policies that worsen shortages, hardship, and suffering across the island.
Cuba’s President Díaz-Canel on Media Blitz
Cuba’s President Díaz-Canel pushes back in a media blitz, defending sovereignty and condemning U.S. sanctions amid a deepening crisis.
Mexico Donates $34 Million to Cuban Farmers
Mexico donates $34M to Cuban farmers to boost food production, as shortages deepen amid the island’s economic and fuel crisis.
UN: Blockade Stops Humanitarian Aid
The U.S. blockade halts humanitarian aid to Cuba, worsening shortages of food, medicine, and fuel amid a deepening economic crisis.
OAS Rights Commission Joins War on Cuban Doctors
The OAS rights commission is accused of aligning with U.S. policy targeting Cuban doctors, raising concerns over healthcare access and political pressure.
Black Doctors Call Out Cuba Blockade’s Human Toll
Black doctors condemn the human toll of the Cuba blockade, warning U.S. sanctions are worsening shortages, blackouts, and healthcare conditions.
Cuba to US: Everything But Sovereignty “On the Table”
Cuba signals openness to talks with the U.S. on all issues except sovereignty, as tensions persist amid sanctions and economic crisis.
Judge: Trump Illegally Targeted 900K Immigrants
A U.S. judge ruled Trump unlawfully targeted 900,000 immigrants, ordering restoration of legal status after mass revocations.
Cuba to Free More Than 2,000 Prisoners
Cuba announces release of over 2,000 prisoners as a “humanitarian gesture” amid U.S. pressure, energy crisis, and ongoing negotiations.
With Rubio in Wonderland, Dems Denounce Blockade
U.S. lawmakers condemn Cuba blockade as Rubio denies its impact, amid a worsening energy crisis and growing humanitarian concerns.
First Oil Tanker in Three Months Arrives in Cuba
The first oil tanker in three months arrives in Cuba, offering temporary relief amid blackouts and a deepening energy crisis.
Are U.S. Journalists Getting "Played"?
Questions grow over whether U.S. journalists rely on anonymous sources shaping narratives about Cuba and influencing public perception.
Despite Oil Blockade, U.S. Deportation Flights Continue
Despite the U.S. oil blockade on Cuba, deportation flights continue, highlighting ongoing cooperation amid worsening shortages and tensions.
U.S. Wants Oil to Enter Cuba — For Its Embassy
U.S. seeks to allow oil into Cuba for its embassy while maintaining broader restrictions, highlighting contradictions in its fuel blockade policy.
Rubio Testifies Against Friend in Corruption Case
Marco Rubio testifies against a longtime friend in a corruption trial, exposing ties to a multimillion-dollar lobbying scheme linked to Venezuela.