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Rumors about the deployment of Russian weaponry in Cuba are growing following reports of secret flights and new defense agreements signed recently.

An FBI team arrived in Havana to investigate a February incident involving a Florida-based boat that left five dead.

As of April 2026, Cuba implements a historic shift by removing general subsidies on basic food rations. Learn how this change impacts the 'libreta'.

Washington conditions sanctions relief on a change in Cuban leadership to move forward with talks regarding the island's future.

Fuel shortages and failures in thermal power plants drag Cuba into a new energy collapse this April 1st. More than 60% of the country without power.

Florida governor hopes exiles return to rebuild a free Cuba after regime fall, predicting a tourism boom for Americans.

Yaima Suárez faces deportation over 13-year-old record. Case shows risks permanent residents face under Trump policies.

The Central Bank of Cuba issues new high-denomination bills to address cash shortages and price escalation on the island.

A Massachusetts court ruling restores immigration status for Cubans, Venezuelans, and Haitians who entered legally with CBP One.