"First of all, we're doing this as part of the framework with a sovereign nation," she said. "Second, this is part of an agreement that we have with Cuba, and thirdly, we're doing this to avoid a crisis of blackouts on the island.

Gaviota, GAESA’s tourism group, was making 42% net profits in the first quarter of 2024, double the average in the global tourism industry. But it all fell apart as the non-stop construction of hotels dragged the country into a humanitarian crisis.

A U.S. move this week to seize an oil tanker out of Venezuela is poised to make a bad situation worse for a crisis-stricken Cuba already struggling to source enough oil to power its ailing economy and electrical grid.

Cuba is facing a shortage of religious vocations to the point that the country is losing almost one women’s religious congregation each year.

Protests are intensifying across Cuba as residents endure blackouts lasting up to 20 hours, with the island’s power grid suffering repeated partial and total collapses. Crowds have gathered in the streets throughout the week,

America's new National Security Strategy reflects a fundamental change in U.S. policy. It prioritizes America maintaining its preeminence in the Western Hemisphere, while avoiding military competition with China as well as European conflicts.

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez announced Monday that he revoked the licenses of 20 businesses suspected of engaging in trade with the Cuban regime.

Cuba denied it had reached out to the United States about what the region would look like without President Nicolas Maduro leading Venezuela, calling the media report "absurd and false."

El gobierno cubano criticó el martes la decisión del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump de declarar al fentanilo como un arma de

The Wall Street Journal reports that Washington's latest strategy against Venezuela might be landing hardest 1,300 miles away—in a Cuba already buckling under its worst economic crisis in decades. The US has begun enforcing a partial blockade on Venezuelan oil exports by targeting tankers under sanctions—ships that handle roughly 70% of