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July 11, 2026
Cuba/World

Cuba’s Once-Celebrated Healthcare System Nears Breaking Point as Hospitals Struggle to Treat Patients

For nearly three weeks, Rosa Valentina Perez has remained in a bed at Cuba’s main cancer clinic, waiting for a CT scan that could determine whether the cancer she battled two years

Cuba/Geopolitics/World

Raúl Castro Reappears in Public Amid U.S. Indictment and Renewed Sanctions Against Cuban Leadership

Former Cuban President Raúl Castro made a rare public appearance on Friday during a tribute ceremony marking his 95th birthday, his first known appearance since the United States announced an indictment against him on May 20 over the 1996 downing

June 6, 2026

Cuba Blames U.S. Blockade for Surging Child Mortality, Medicine Shortages and Deepening Humanitarian Strain

Cuba/World

Cuba has accused the United States of inflicting severe harm on the country’s children through its long-standing economic, commercial and financial blockade, telling a

Ana Montes: Perfect Cuban Agent

Cuba/United States

Ana Belen Montes, the most effective and damaging Cuban spy known to have penetrated U.S. intelligence, was a major warrior in the long nasty

Trump Declares National Emergency Over ‘Cuba Threat’

January 30, 2026
Cuba/World

US President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency over what he described as a growing “Cuba threat,” dramatically escalating pressure on the government in Havana and any country that continues to

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Washington Weighs Oil Blockade as Pressure Mounts on Cuba’s Government

January 25, 2026
Cuba/World

The United States is considering imposing a total blockade on oil imports to Cuba, a move that would mark one of the most severe escalations in Washington’s long-running pressure campaign against the

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Cuba’s “Ship Adrift”: A Nation Struggling to Stay Afloat as U.S. Threats Rise

January 20, 2026
Cuba/World

For decades, Cuba’s official narrative has been anchored in a story of resistance: a small island standing firm against the most powerful nation on Earth. This January 8, however, that story was

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Havana at the Brink as Trump’s Threats Deepen Cuba’s Crisis and Divide Its Exiles

January 17, 2026
Cuba/World

A rare mass funeral in Havana has laid bare the perilous moment facing Cuba as pressure mounts from the United States and hardship deepens at home. White-gloved soldiers marched through Plaza de

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Cuba Condemns U.S. Pressure Ahead of UN Vote on Blockade Resolution

October 23, 2025
Cuba/World

The Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez, denounced today the coercive measures being exerted by the United States ahead of the upcoming United Nations vote on the resolution calling for the

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A fugitive’s freedom: Assata Shakur’s exile in Cuba

October 1, 2025
Cuba/World

The news of Assata Shakur’s death in Havana, Cuba, on September 26, was met with a deep sense of shared loss among revolutionaries and activists worldwide. Shortly after, at a gathering in

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U.S. Imposes Visa Restrictions on Cuba’s Medical Cooperation Program

March 28, 2025
Cuba/United States/World

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor The United States has announced new visa restrictions targeting Cuba’s international medical cooperation, citing concerns over alleged labor exploitation. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that

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Cuba Takes Delivery of Chinese Solar Equipment to Tackle Energy Crisis

March 21, 2025
China/Cuba/World

Cuba has received its first shipment of solar power plant equipment from China as part of a major initiative to reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels and ease the country’s persistent

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Cuba Condemns Economic Coercion and Defends Sovereignty at UN Human Rights Council

February 25, 2025
Cuba/Geopolitics/Human Rights/World

In an address to the High-Level Segment of the Fifty-Eighth Session of the Human Rights Council, Cuba’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, delivered a pointed critique of international economic coercion,

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Cuba Rejects U.S. Decision to Use Guantanamo Naval Base for Migrant Detention

January 31, 2025
Cuba/United States/World

The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs has vehemently condemned the recent decision by the U.S. government to house migrants at the Guantanamo Naval Base, describing it as a “brutal” and “irresponsible” act.

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