Embargo on Cuba

The dilemma of the Cuban regime's diplomacy

Investment from Cubans abroad in Cuba? No, thank you

Trump on Cuba: "It's a beautiful island."

Joe García describes the rhetoric of the Cuban regime regarding the embargo as "ridiculous" in an interview with NBC News

French MEP announces trip to Cuba with the flotilla, reigniting the clash with the exile community

Cubans respond to Greta Thunberg: "Come to Cuba for a few days so you know what it's like to live in a dictatorship."

Cuba, a less risky operation than Iran

Cubana responds to Greta Thunberg: "Educate yourself about the reality of Cuba and mind your own business."

Miami-Dade Commissioner warns that any agreement that allows the dictatorship in Cuba to persist is unacceptable

Lis Cuesta discovers the health crisis in Cuba and describes it as "sad and outrageous."

The Cuban regime once again denies that there are negotiations with the U.S.

José Daniel Ferrer lashes out at Jorge Perugorría for blaming Trump for the crisis in Cuba

USA Today: Cubastroika, Trump's plan to win the island with private fuel

Cuban Electric Union attributes the collapse of the National Electric System to the "energy blockade" by the U.S.

The U.S. bans the use of Cuban banks in fuel sales for small and medium-sized enterprises on the island

The U.S. will have “another Vietnam” if it invades Cuba: Rafael Correa claims

Amid bilateral tension, Díaz-Canel speaks of a blockade and omits reference to Trump's "friendly takeover."

A ship carrying Russian oil destined for Cuba is stopped in the Atlantic

Marco Rubio on incident in Cuban waters: “We will independently verify what happened.”

Bruno Rodríguez states at the UN that Cuba will face "privation and suffering" but will persevere

Democracy, compensation, and economic pressure: The U.S. strategy before the Supreme Court regarding Cuba

Cuba warns the UN that it will defend itself against the "energy siege" and conditions dialogue with the U.S.

This is Trump's plan for the Cuban regime: energy suffocation, isolating Havana, and forcing a negotiated transition

The Supreme Court decides today on the scope of the Helms-Burton: Billions at stake and a potential avalanche of claims

Resist or save lives? What history teaches the Cuban regime after the U.S. oil blockade.

"There are no diatribes about the past. It's about the future": This is how the secret conversations between Rubio and "El Cangrejo" go

"The regime must go": The United States acknowledges its goal in Cuba but is assessing how to achieve it

Marco Rubio is negotiating a transition in Cuba with "El Cangrejo," the grandson of Raúl Castro

Will Canada send fuel to Cuba? Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing political pressure

"We are about to explode": Sandro Castro's warning amid the energy crisis in Cuba

How US export licenses to Cuba really work: what politicians and the media don't explain

Sandro Castro finds new love amidst Cuba's energy crisis

Trump on a possible operation in Cuba similar to Venezuela: “It wouldn't be very difficult, but I don’t think it's necessary.”

Trump says that Cuba is a "humanitarian threat."

Cruises in the Spotlight: U.S. Supreme Court May Open the Door to Lawsuits Over Business in Cuba

"Why would it damage the relationship with the U.S.?" : Chilean Minister of Interior defends aid to Cuba

Cuban exiles respond to flotilla of regime defenders: “If they enter, we will too”

The UN questions the sanctions imposed by the U.S., but maintains its record of alerts regarding repression and political prisoners in Cuba

Gabriel Boric supports aid to Cuba and sparks controversy both inside and outside of Chile

The Cuban regime denies that “relatives of government figures” are negotiating a transition with Washington: “They are rumors.”

An international flotilla announced with the intention of bringing aid to Cuba

These are the U.S. ships closest to the shores of Cuba: modern class amphibious group and aircraft carrier

Lula between two waters: the Workers' Party clings to the Cuban regime, but the government of Brazil remains silent

Marines train in the Caribbean amid tensions with the Cuban regime

Congress members from South Florida demand to close "commercial valves" that allow Cuba to evade the embargo

Johana Tablada blames the "blockade" for everything, including the studies in Spain of Lis Cuesta's son

Deputy Minister Fernández de Cossío demands "objectivity" from the international press when discussing Cuba

Cuba wakes up with three U.S. military ships near its territorial waters

The UK's decision against the Russian ghost fleet could affect oil supply to Cuba

China insists and promises to continue supporting Cuba "within its capabilities."

Pérez-Oliva Fraga acknowledges internal deficiencies: “We do not want to justify ourselves with the blockade.”

Díaz-Canel's show was not live: a clock exposes the regime's manipulation

The Cuban regime is preparing a "reorganization process" that will be "very difficult" for the population

Embassy of Spain in Cuba warns about the impact of petroleum restrictions

"The day 'the blockade' died": This is how Cubans reacted to the change in tone from the MINREX

"Mexico will stop sending them oil," Trump claims about Cuba

Where is Lula da Silva?: President of Brazil does not comment on U.S. measures towards Cuba

Gerardo Hernández resurrects Fidel as Castroism struggles for survival

The MINREX puts an end to the 'blockade': Cuba abandons six decades of trench rhetoric and opens up to dialogue with the USA.

What if the real embargo in Cuba is not from the U.S., but the freedom that the regime denies its own people?