U.S. Offers Cuba “Aid” While Crushing its Economy
U.S. officials tout “humanitarian aid” for Cuba while sanctions keep tightening—deepening shortages, blackouts and hardship as Washington claims to help.
Mexico Sends Food — But Not Oil
Mexico sends food aid to Cuba, but oil shipments have stalled after Trump’s tariff threat. Sheinbaum calls the policy “unjust” and seeks a workaround.
With Jet Fuel Scarce, Canada and Russia Cancel Flights
Jet fuel shortages disrupt Cuba flights. Canada and Russia cancel routes as the island’s fuel crisis deepens.
Rubio Reportedly Deceiving Trump About Cuba Talks
Claims Rubio misled Trump about Cuba talks. Belly of the Beast examines the report, context, and political fallout.
Rep. Salazar Defends Causing Hunger of Mothers and Children in Cuba
Rep. María Elvira Salazar defends sanctions policy as critics say it worsens shortages and hunger for mothers and children in Cuba.
Supreme Court to Hear Cuba Property Claims
U.S. Supreme Court will hear cases over Cuban property claims under Helms-Burton Title III, with major corporate and heir lawsuits at stake.
Hialeah Cracks Down on Cuba-Linked Businesses
Hialeah’s new mayor threatens to revoke licenses of businesses linked to Cuba, sparking backlash over politics, trade, and local impact.
Fidel’s Grandson: "Doctors, Not Bombs"
Fidel Castro’s grandson urges “doctors, not bombs,” highlighting Cuba’s healthcare gains and the impact of U.S. sanctions on medical supplies.
A Total Blockade on Oil to Cuba?
Reports suggest the U.S. is considering a total blockade on oil shipments to Cuba, escalating pressure and deepening the island’s energy crisis.
Rubio: No End to Embargo Without Regime Change
Marco Rubio says the U.S. embargo on Cuba will not end without regime change, reinforcing Washington’s hard-line stance.
Want “a Deal”? Then Why Did You Torch the Last One?
Why Trump ended the Cuba-U.S. deal and how past engagement was scrapped, even though a rapprochement once existed.
China to Send Cuba New Aid Package
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 Man’s Death in ICE Custody Likely a Homicide
Cuban migrant Geraldo Lunas Campos likely died after guards restrained him in ICE custody in Texas, contradicting ICE’s claim of suicide.
Solidarity Activists Organize “Call-in Day” for Cuba
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 in the U.S. Are Being Treated Like Other Immigrants
Cubans face deportations and stalled cases as U.S. policy ends special treatment. What’s changed—and what it means now.
More Than Half the U.S. Wants Cuba to Be Sovereign
Poll: 57% of Americans want Cuba to remain sovereign; only 18% favor U.S. territory and 4% statehood amid Trump threats.
House Approves Bill Funding Cuba “Democracy Promotion”
House approves a bill funding Cuba “democracy promotion,” allocating millions in aid aimed at political transition — a move critics call controversial.
U.S. Ambassador to Cuba...or Miami?
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.
Cuba Is Not Yet Receiving More Mexican Oil
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 Solidarity
Venezuela and Cuba reaffirm their alliance on healthcare and oil, rejecting U.S. pressure as Caracas vows cooperation under international law.