US Approves Sale of Venezuelan Oil to Cuba's Private Sector
Donald Trump's administration allows companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan crude to SMEs and humanitarian organizations on the island.
The latest from the island
Donald Trump's administration allows companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan crude to SMEs and humanitarian organizations on the island.
Cuba's Council of Ministers rebrands its shock plan as inflation and energy deficits paralyze the island this March 2026.
US immigration authorities arrested two more Cubans with criminal records as deportation pressure mounts under Trump's hardline approach.
Analysis of Trump's migration policies impact: 5,053 Cubans deported and the controversy over 'voluntary return' to a crisis-stricken Cuba.
The energy crisis in Cuba persists with a projected deficit of 1,678 MW for peak hours, leaving millions in the dark this Monday.
The Cuban Ministry of Public Health admits for the first time a critical deterioration due to lack of supplies, fuel for ambulances, and blackouts.
Energy crisis in Cuba deepens with confirmation that no oil has arrived on the island in 2026. Record blackouts and paralyzed transportation.
Aliosky Rosales Michelena and Rafael Cortina Pantoja detained by ICE after violent crime charges, adding to record Cuban deportations.
The Havana Government announces a project with foreign capital, including partners from Portugal, to reorganize waste management amidst the current collapse.