- Havana to Host Dutch Cinema Festival
- Cuban Mother Grateful to the Revolution after Serious Medical Complications
- Cuban Farmers Support National Economic Strategies
- Cuban First Vice-President and Haitian Premier Hold Official Talks
- Spanish Singer David De Maria to Offer Concert in Cuba
- World Professionals to Gather for a Sustainable World
- Monuments Immortalizing the Maternal Love
- PM Lamothe Acknowledged Cuba’s Contribution to the Future of Haiti
- Raul Meets with the President of the Council of the Russian Federation
- Civil Defense Exercise Takes Place in Cuba
- Cubans Teach their Blind and Deaf Children First Aid Techniques
- Epidemiological Conditions on the Focus of Civil Defense Exercise in Eastern Cuba
- Active Hurricane Season Expected this Year
- Cuban Minister Calls for Effective Prevention of Natural Catastrophes
- Volleyball: Puerto Rico beats Cuba in International Tournament
- Indetenible Cienfuegos en Serie Nacional de Béisbol
- Torneo de boxeo Córdova Cardín: un sorteo sin siembras podría ser mejor
- Imagenes de mi ciudad
- ¿Por qué no es noticia que Cuba se ha adelantado al cumplimiento de los Objetivos del Milenio de la ONU?
- Realizan en Villa Clara segunda jornada del Ejercicio Meteoro 2013
- Un muerto y 14 heridos por choques callejeros en Túnez
- Confiesa mercenario en televisión siria autoría de actos terroristas.
- Villa Clara, a un paso de acceder a los play off semifinales del béisbol cubano
- El manual del cuentapropista
- Envían Fidel y Raúl flores en homenaje a Martí
- Volcán mexicano en periodo de tremor espasmódico de gran amplitud
- Experto cubano califica de preocupante concentraciones de CO2 en la atmósfera
- Homenaje de cubanos a José Martí a 118 años de su caída
- Accionan baracoenses en prevención de desastres
- Presidente de Siria prevé posible invasión militar contra el país
Venezuela’s opposition released a tape of a conversation that pro-government television host Mario Silva allegedly had with a Cuban official. In it, Silva paints a picture of power struggles and corruption. Continue reading
Cuba Nostalgia, a three-day event that celebrates pre-Castro Cuba, once again drew those wanting to relive the past and those trying to reconnect with their roots.
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A week of drag shows, colorful marches and social and cultural events in Havana culminates Friday with celebrations of the International Day Against Homophobia.
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An American imprisoned in Cuba settled a lawsuit Thursday against the company he was working for when arrested, a lawsuit that claimed he wasn't properly warned about or prepared for the risks of working in the communist nation. Continue reading
Military officials would not comment on whether the current 102 hunger strikers include alleged 9/11 conspirators.
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Like many teenage girls in Cuba, Lydia Hortensia de Castroverde yearned to be a quinceañera — to one day dress like a princess, enter a banquet hall full of family and friends on her father’s arm to dance a waltz, then blow out the candles on a spectacular cake. In effect, flying out as a butterfly from a cocoon. A beautiful human spring. Continue reading
The Cuban cabinet hears about irregularities in international deals and the growing problem of gasoline thefts.
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The idea came from a comedian, but it’s far from being a joke. Continue reading
The idea came from a comedian, but it’s far from being a joke. Continue reading
Singer Gloria Estefan is expected to speak at a Miami event to commemorate Cuba's Independence Day. Continue reading
A frequent Cuban hunger striker is scheduled to be in Miami ahead of Cuban Independence Day.
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A Cuban intelligence agent who served 13 years in a U.S. prison has officially been stripped of his American citizenship.
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Elsa Morejón, wife of Cuban dissident Oscar Elías Biscet, said the Cuban government is “worried” more about assigning resources to criticize opponents while ignoring the most urgent needs of the population. Continue reading
Pope Francis exchanged a brief greeting Wednesday with Cuban dissident Berta Soler, leader of the Ladies in White, in the Vatican at the end of a general audience held in St. Peter’s Square. Continue reading
A federal appeals court agreed Monday on the unconstitutionality of a Florida law banning companies from bidding on government contracts if they also do business in Cuba and Syria.
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A Cuban spy who spent 13 years in a U.S. prison renounced his American citizenship Monday, part of a deal that allows him to avoid returning to the United States to serve out the remainder of his probation.
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A three-judge panel affirmed an earlier ruling by a federal judge in Miami blocking the law from taking effect.
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A partnership between Cuba and a private U.S. foundation is working to preserve more of writer Ernest Hemingway's papers and belongings that he left at his home near Havana when he died. Continue reading
In one poster, Raul and Fidel Castro ride in a hot air balloon made of newspapers. Their fingers are plugged into their ears, drowning out any noise around them. A blue bird similar to the Twitter icon flies nearby, its beak threatening to punch a ho... Continue reading
Cuban musician César Portillo de la Luz, one of Cuba’s most celebrated composers, died Saturday in Havana, according to various press reports on the island. He was 90. Continue reading
Fugitive Joanne Chesimard’s addition to list of top terrorists means nothing legally for her or Cuba, expert say. Continue reading
A federal judge in Miami has ruled that convicted Cuban spy Rene Gonzalez can remain in Havana permanently if he renounces his U.S. citizenship, his lawyer, Phil Horowitz, confirmed Friday.
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A federal judge has agreed to allow a convicted Cuban spy to remain in Cuba permanently in exchange for renouncing his U.S. citizenship.
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A federal judge has agreed to allow a convicted Cuban spy to remain in Cuba permanently so long as he renounces his U.S. citizenship.
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U.N. Watch said “fraudulent” NGOs sent in comments praising Cuba’s human rights record. Continue reading
Tampa International Airport is restoring charter flight service to Holguin, Cuba.
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The U.S. Coast Guard has returned 18 Cuban migrants to their Caribbean homeland.
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The decades-old international case of a convicted cop killer is getting new attention in New Jersey.
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The decades-old international case of a convicted cop killer is getting new attention in New Jersey.
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Cuba will get off the list only if the White House certifies that it has promised not to engage in terrorism.
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A Cuban dissident visiting Miami says his organization is working to connect opposition forces and foster civil society on the island.
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Cuba’s influence on the Latin American Studies Association has been talked about behind closed doors in the past, but not anymore. Continue reading
Antonio Rodiles also favors keeping U.S. embargo in place during a critical time for Cuba
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Previously the State Department had said she would not be able to travel beyond the New York metro area. Now it says she can go to Philadelphia for the forum.
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A baffling real estate market has emerged in Cuba in the year and a half since President Raul Castro legalized private home sales on the Communist-run island for the first time in five decades.
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Cuba’s Ladies in White leader Berta Soler will meet with the Miami Herald Editorial Board on Monday morning. Continue reading
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