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Embargo
Antigua and Barbuda admits that it changed its vote on the embargo against Cuba at the UN after a warning from Washington
Cuban intellectual: How about we propose a grassroots resolution against the regime's blockade?
The major cracks in the U.S. embargo
The defeats of the Cuban regime at the UN
Italy explains why it abstained for the first time in 34 years in the UN vote on the embargo against Cuba
Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago attacks former Caribbean leaders who are calling for a vote against the embargo on Cuba
Tense debate at the UN regarding the embargo on Cuba: The dictatorship seeks its 34th vote amid pressures from the U.S. and potential changes in votes from Latin America
The U.S. highlights exports of nearly 810 million dollars to Cuba ahead of the UN vote on the embargo
Dariel Fernández investigates the fuel supply arriving at CIMEX and warns of potential revocations in Miami-Dade
U.S.: Voting for the Cuban regime's resolution at the UN is supporting human trafficking and the luxuries of the elite
A wood-fired kitchen is inaugurated at the University of the East: "An event to celebrate regression."
Back in the US..., Back in the USSR!
Bruno Rodríguez once again blames the U.S. for the Cuban crisis from New York
Díaz-Canel challenges the U.S. after new sanctions: "The list of those sanctioned will be endless."
Cuba: the double standard of the regime, the blockade as an excuse for failures, and the revolution as a merit for successes
Ramón Saúl Sánchez, from the historic exile: "The embargo on Cuba is the biggest shipment we've ever received."
The discrediting of the Human Rights Council and other UN institutions
Socialist economy, nationalizations, and structural crisis in Cuba
Where is the fuel that the United States sells to Cuba going, and who does it benefit?
The regime once again blames the U.S. for the misery in Cuba and warns that it will respond with arms
What would you do the day after the end of the dictatorship in Cuba?
With a country in ruins, Cuba presented eight proposals to UNESCO on "scientific policies for sustainable development."
Bruno Rodríguez throws another tantrum: "The new disconnection from the SEN is a direct consequence of the energy blockade."
Chinese Ambassador to Cuba: "We trust that they will achieve development and prosperity."
The Castro cancer, chemotherapy, and hypocrisy in the UN
Selene Perdomo: "The Cuban regime has had 67 years without opposition and has sunk the country."
Marco Rubio's report on diplomatic pressure at the UN regarding Cuba has been leaked
Negotiation, no; transition, no: they prefer to rule over ruins
Bruno Rodríguez on the new measures: "We have not listened to, nor are we interested in the opinion of the U.S."
The Cuban school system is not collapsing solely due to a lack of oil
Captain of the "ghost fleet" pleads guilty in Washington for evading the U.S. Coast Guard.
Despite Trump's sanctions, Cuba increases purchases of chicken and agricultural products from the U.S.
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister says that if the U.S. ends its "aggression," the "alleged problem of Cuba" will no longer be discussed
Bruno Rodríguez blames the U.S. for the increase in infant mortality in Cuba
"The regime that emerged in 1959 tried to 'dismantle the entire republican civilization and its historical-cultural memory,' says a Cuban academic."
The U.S. sanctions the mining company that received a 20-year gold and copper concession in Cuba
Disarming rifles and baking bread for combat: this is how El Cotorro rehearsed the response to a hypothetical invasion on Defense Day
Why don't they fix the Guiteras? The regime keeps using the story about the embargo with parts held in France
Trump says that the deal with Iran is "full steam ahead," but warns: "It will be all or nothing."
"The design of maximum pressure is sickening": Díaz-Canel lashes out at U.S. politicians.
Cuba without condoms receives an award from the WHO for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis
Díaz-Canel to the U.S. government: "Lift the embargo and let's see how we can engage."
Regime defends collaboration with the Church after U.S. aid offer: "Our work has been rich and productive."
Eduardo del Llano: The embargo "is responsible for seventy percent" of the country's difficulties
Lack of attention for a patient with esophageal cancer in Villa Clara reported: "It is sad that in this country wanting to live turns you into a target."
Cuba: from the pearl of the Caribbean to the beggar of the world. A revolution that was born to live on alms
Bruno Rodríguez responds to Trump regarding his intention to "liberate Cuba."
The UJC insists that there is no "failed government" in Cuba and continues to blame the embargo
Carlos Fernández de Cossío blames the U.S. for the lack of compensation following expropriations
Gerardo Hernández uses fear and says that there are Cubans asking for bombs to fall on the neighborhoods
Díaz-Canel asserts that the revolution would have had more "achievements" were it not for the embargo
U.S. Embassy supports Cáritas Cuba's work in assisting those in need
Mario Díaz-Balart recalls the three conditions set by law to lift the U.S. embargo on Cuba
How to unlock the dominoes
Cubans dismantle Podemos for supporting the dictatorship in Cuba
Saladrigas proposes to transform Cuba into a Caribbean financial center in the style of Singapore within 10 to 15 years
The U.S. bans the use of Cuban banks in fuel sales for small and medium-sized enterprises on the island
Communist Party in the U.S. advocates for Cuba to "build socialism"
Cuba-U.S. and the Venezuelan Roadmap
Marco Rubio's team meets with "El Cangrejo" in Saint Kitts
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