Cuba Collaborates with FBI in Kidnapping Case
Cuba worked with the FBI to return a kidnapped U.S. child, showing rare cooperation between the two countries amid ongoing tensions.
Tourism Drops in Cuba Amid Oil Blockade
Tourism in Cuba is dropping sharply amid U.S. fuel restrictions, as flight cancellations, blackouts, and shortages strain the island’s economy.
ICE Arrests Multiply, Green Cards Diminish
ICE arrests are rising while green card approvals for Cubans plummet, leaving many in legal limbo amid tightening U.S. immigration policies.
The Cost of the U.S. War on Cuban Doctors
U.S. pressure on countries to end Cuba’s medical missions is disrupting healthcare access, leaving vulnerable communities without essential care.
Cuban-American Billionaire on Trump Guest List
Cuban-American billionaire Pepe Fanjul appears on Trump’s guest list, highlighting political ties and influence in U.S. policy toward Cuba.
Fact-checking Marco Rubio’s Claims on Cuba’s “Security Threat”
Fact-checking Marco Rubio’s claims about Cuba, from alleged spy bases to sanctions, and what the evidence actually shows.
Cuba Turns to Local Crude to Counter Oil Blockade
Cuba turns to local crude oil to counter U.S. fuel restrictions, as the island faces deepening shortages, blackouts, and economic strain.
Senate Blocks Resolution to Stop Attack on Cuba
The U.S. Senate blocked a resolution to prevent a military attack on Cuba, highlighting ongoing tensions and the risk of escalation.
New Report: Cuban Babies Killed by U.S. Sanctions
A new report finds U.S. sanctions likely drove a sharp rise in infant mortality in Cuba, exposing the growing strain on the island’s healthcare system.
On May Day, Trump Ramps Up War on Cuba
Trump escalates sanctions on Cuba on May Day with a sweeping order targeting foreign companies, banks, and individuals.
U.S. Senate Blocks Resolution to Stop Attack on Cuba
Grenada Stands by Cuban Doctors
Grenada defends Cuban doctors despite U.S. pressure, stressing their vital role in healthcare and regional medical cooperation.
Spain, Mexico and Brazil Commit to Help Cuba
Spain, Mexico and Brazil commit aid to Cuba amid a worsening crisis, signaling growing international support and opposition to the U.S. blockade.
U.S. Military Drone Flies Along Cuban Coast
A U.S. military drone flew along Cuba’s coast, raising new concerns in Havana over surveillance, regional tensions, and escalating pressure from Washington.
Cuba Confirms Havana Talks with Trump Admin
Cuba confirms talks in Havana with the Trump administration, signaling renewed diplomatic contact amid rising tensions between Washington and Havana.
Lawmakers Denied Meeting with Top U.S. Diplomat
Lawmakers say they were denied a meeting with the top U.S. diplomat in Cuba during a visit to Havana, raising questions about transparency and U.S. policy.
Members of Congress Denied Meeting with Top U.S. Diplomat in Cuba
Members of Congress say the State Department blocked a meeting with the top U.S. diplomat in Cuba during a visit to Havana, raising transparency concerns.
U.S. Hypes More Baseless Claims Against Cuba
The U.S. revives new unproven claims against Cuba, escalating tensions as critics warn of misinformation driving hostile policy toward the island.
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.