Ministry of Foreign Relations of Cuba

Bruno Rodríguez acknowledges that he has been at the helm of the Cuban Foreign Ministry for "too long."

Bruno Rodríguez says that diplomats are committed "to the well-being of the Cuban people."

José Antonio Saco facing today's Cuba: How to reclaim the dignity of a nation?

"I traded the polyclinic for a market": this is how a Cuban doctor makes a living in Mexico

The Cuban regime receives expelled diplomats from the Dominican Republic with "pride."

Cuban diplomats leave the Dominican Republic after ultimatum

Cuban diplomats are packing their bags: they are removing furniture and belongings before leaving the Dominican Republic

Cubans react to the expulsion of diplomats from the Dominican Republic: "Little by little, they are being cornered."

Cuba accuses the Dominican Republic of "subordination" to the United States following the expulsion of its diplomats

The Dominican Republic's Foreign Ministry confirms the expulsion of nine Cuban diplomats and their families

What is Petro seeking with his visit to Cuba? The foreign minister responds

Cuban regime commemorates the birth of Hugo Chávez as relations with Venezuela continue to cool

Cuban regime reveals that it accepted a dialogue channel proposed by the U.S.: "We do not use the word negotiations."

With a country in ruins, Cuba presented eight proposals to UNESCO on "scientific policies for sustainable development."

The official death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 4,930

Urgent call to international organizations due to the humanitarian tragedy in Cuba

Díaz-Canel mourns the death of Raúl Roa Kourí, who "brought prestige to both his surnames."

Regime celebrates the "World Population Day": "We reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our people."

Marrero asserts that a work team is negotiating with the U.S. with the backing of Raúl Castro and Díaz-Canel

"Miguelito": that's how El Cangrejo refers to Díaz-Canel, the president that his grandfather handpicked

"Any threat must be taken seriously": Bruno Rodríguez challenges the U.S.

Tito, Eva, and Choco: the Cuban rescue dogs sent to Venezuela

Family members of a couple of young Cubans missing after the earthquake in Venezuela say: "We haven't heard anything yet."

They are searching for a Cuban doctor and her baby who have gone missing in Venezuela

The search continues for the Cuban family that went missing after the earthquakes in Venezuela

The regime claims to have no confirmation of missing Cubans in Venezuela, but there are at least 30 unaccounted for

The Deputy Minister of MINREX asserts that Cuba is prepared to confront the United States

Cuban regime opens the door to investments from emigrants: they will be able to manage hotels and create companies

Josefina Vidal on the U.S.: "The aggression has escalated exponentially."

"Isn't there a reason missing?": the Cuban regime responds to the report on U.S. troops ready to act in the Caribbean

Cuba's embassy in the U.S. denies espionage accusations and describes it as a "defamatory campaign."

Cuban diplomat Alejandro González Galiano dies at 65 years old

Cuban official: The U.S. acted intentionally by allowing Brothers to the Rescue flights despite warnings

María Elvira Salazar: "The Trump Administration is not playing with Cuba."

Bruno Rodríguez emphasizes: "Cuba has the right to its legitimate defense against any external aggression."

MINFAR joins the regime's narrative following revelations about military drones for Cuba

"Cuba has the right to defend itself": Fernández de Cossío does not deny the acquisition of military drones for the army

Cuban Deputy Minister accuses the U.S. of intensifying its campaign against Cuba to justify a military aggression

Secretary of the FMC: The U.S. wants to terrorize the whole world with sanctions against Cuba

Deputy Minister Fernández de Cossío labels those who support U.S. intervention in Cuba as "accomplices."

Cubans respond to Bruno Rodríguez: "cynicism is something you know a lot about."

Bruno Rodríguez says that a U.S. attack could cost the lives of Cubans and Americans

MINREX says that the U.S. wants to provoke an outbreak in Cuba with sanctions

Cuba accuses the U.S. of trying to "bring the people to their knees through hunger and despair," but the crisis has lasted for decades

The Cuban regime downplays the aid from the U.S.: "Small bags of food and hygiene products."

Cuban government publishes new laws on Migration, Foreign Affairs, and Citizenship in the Official Gazette

Carlos Fernández de Cossío blames the U.S. for lack of compensation following expropriations

The Cuban regime accuses the U.S. of "collective punishment" and media manipulation against the island

Gerardo Hernández describes the secret meeting between Cuba and the United States as “equal to equal.”

Cuba proposes to cooperate with the U.S. on transnational crimes through information exchange

Namibia mobilizes to help Cuba amid the crisis

Certification of Criminal Records in Cuba: Key Points for Using It Abroad

The U.S. Embassy in Cuba wishes for "a better future for the island" for Easter

Saving Money: The Background of the Mass Pardon Granted by the Cuban Regime, According to Activist

Groups aligned with the regime are raising funds in Puerto Rico to install solar panels in Cuba; Havana charges for that energy in dollars

More than 20 political prisoners in Cuba are released: No official list and under state surveillance

Change of stance? Cuba would consider compensating for properties confiscated in 1959 in negotiations with the U.S.

A woman was arrested in Miami for using a fake Cuban marriage certificate to collect money from Social Security

Cuba blocks fuel supply to U.S. embassy, according to The Washington Post

Cuban Chancellor Takes Aim at Costa Rica: "It's a Decision Doomed to Fail"