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Donald Trump confirms significant progress in negotiations with Miguel Díaz-Canel to end the energy crisis in Cuba.

The Anatoly Kolodkin and Sea Horse tankers are en route to Cuba, challenging the energy blockade and aiming to halt record-breaking blackouts.

A five-ton shipment of European medical supplies has reached Havana, aimed at mitigating a critical shortage amid heightening tensions with the U.S.

A deportation flight returned 117 Cuban migrants to Havana on March 19th, bringing the 2026 total to 427 people across nine operations.

Nicaragua blocks passage for Cuban migrants heading to the US, eliminating a key route while energy crisis worsens migration situation.

Two vessels, the Sea Horse and Anatoly Kolodkin, are racing to the island with crude and diesel as Cuba faces its worst power crisis in decades.

Lack of medical supplies and essential drugs reach critical levels in Cuba, affecting hospitals and forcing residents to the informal market.

The Government of Cuba announces that it will allow Cuban residents abroad to invest and own businesses on the island to alleviate shortages.

The Cuban government announces the restoration of the power grid after a full blackout, though scheduled cuts continue due to fuel shortages.