For months as the US military prepared to strike Venezuela, many Cubans have asked me a simple, if disconcerting, question: “Are we next?” Following the devastating attacks on Venezuelan military bases and surgical apprehension of leader Nicolás Maduro by US Special Forces,

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday sharply criticized Cuba’s government, calling it a “huge problem” a day after U.S. forces

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.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a longtime hardliner on both Havana and Caracas, offered a thinly veiled warning suggesting Cuban officials should be uneasy in the wake of the Venezuela operation.

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HAVANA, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Crews restored power to more neighborhoods across Havana on Saturday after a second day of protests over ongoing blackouts in Cuba's capital, including some of the largest demonstrations since widespread anti-government rallies in ...

A high-ranking official in Cuba’s foreign ministry is calling for the Biden administration to restore relations with the island in light of a recent CIA report that found most “Havana syndrome” cases were unlikely to have been caused by a foreign power.

Cuban President ‌Miguel ​Diaz-Canel on Saturday condemned ‌the United States for attacking Venezuela and capturing its ​president at a rally of thousands of Havana residents in front of the ‍U.S. Embassy in the Cuban ​capital.