Relations between Cuba and the United States

"They are terrorists and incompetent": Marco Rubio states that he would like to see a regime change in Cuba

The U.S. deports 128 Cubans on a new flight to Havana

Trump expands the "travel ban" and adds 20 more countries to the list of travel restrictions to the U.S.

U.S. pork exports to Cuba reach the highest level since 1970

The Cuban regime admits that the Venezuelan oil seized in the Caribbean was intended for Cuba

Ulises Toirac after protests in Cuba: "Responsibility cannot be addressed through criminalization and repression."

Cuban diplomacy labels Marco Rubio as "ignorant" and "a paper pusher" in a new attack against the U.S.

Strong revelations: Cubans report beatings by ICE for refusing to be deported to Mexico

Cuba labels the accusations of drug trafficking as "absurd" and rules out dialogue with the U.S. regarding a possible exit for Maduro

Cuban Baseball Federation confirms attendance at the Classic while awaiting visas

The new United States Security Strategy: What scenarios does it present for the Cuban regime?

Bruno Rodríguez says that the U.S. war on drugs is a farce

Cuban power factions are gauging the United States in light of a possible scenario without Maduro

Sandro Castro asserts that only a change in relations with the U.S. could make him president of Cuba

Juan Pablo Roque, a former pilot and key undercover agent of the regime in the 90s, has passed away

OCDH responds to UN rapporteur: “The misery of Cuba is the result of communism, not foreign sanctions.”

The incredible story of a CIA agent who survived 14 years in a Cuban prison

The U.S. returns 139 Cuban immigrants on the eleventh deportation flight to Havana in 2025

Cubans erupt on Facebook: Hope and skepticism regarding Trump's supposed plan for Cuba, according to The Telegraph

Is the Cuban regime prepared for Maduro's fall?

Marco Rubio responds with a clown GIF to Bruno Rodríguez's tweet about "U.S. aggression against Venezuela."

Trump targets Venezuela, but his real objective would be Cuba, according to The Telegraph

Cuban charged with the murder of a hotel manager in Texas is formally accused and could face the maximum sentence

Bruno Rodríguez says that Marco Rubio "meets with criminals" following his meeting with José Daniel Ferrer

The U.S. reiterates that humanitarian aid for Cuba will be channeled through the Catholic Church

The majority of Americans believe that Trump's support for Russia is excessive and distrust his policy towards Ukraine and Venezuela

Otaola criticizes the sending of U.S. aid to Cuba through the Catholic Church: "It's like giving it to the PCC."

Propaganda among the rubble: The regime's television justifies the refusal of aid from the U.S.

Díaz-Canel sends a subtle message to Washington amid the crisis caused by Hurricane Melissa

Bruno Rodríguez expresses gratitude for Venezuela's assistance and throws a jab: "Doing is the best way to say."

Cubans react to the offer of humanitarian aid from the U.S. following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa

Carlos Giménez warns countries that supported the Cuban regime at the UN: "Don't come begging afterwards."

The U.S. mobilizes aid for the Caribbean after Melissa's devastation: Cuba is not mentioned

José Daniel Ferrer on the vote regarding the embargo: "The criminal is condemned and sanctioned."

The "blockade" does not exist

María Corina Machado: "The transition is underway and it will be orderly and peaceful."

Senator Rick Scott warns that "Maduro's days are numbered" and points to the end of the Caracas-Havana axis

Socialist candidate for New York City mayor posed smiling with a delegation from the Cuban regime in 2024

The Diplomacy of Victimhood: How the Cuban Regime Rewrites the Embargo Ahead of the UN Vote

Havana challenges Kiev over accusations of Cuban mercenaries: “Everyone knows that’s a lie.”

Diplomatic clash between Díaz-Canel and Washington on the eve of the UN vote on the embargo

The Cuban regime fears U.S. pressure in the upcoming UN vote on the embargo

United States makes historic jab: Cuba was wealthy before Castro's regime

Díaz-Canel comes out in defense of Petro and again criticizes the United States

Cuba relaunches its campaign against the embargo at the UN while the U.S. changes its strategy to isolate it

The U.S. warns: Being a member of the PCC or participating in anti-American marches could cost you your visa

Nervousness in Havana: Cuba faces a vote at the UN under the shadow of mercenaries in Ukraine

October 19, 1960: The day the United States embargo against Cuba began and the myth of the "blockade"

Johana Tablada admits that Cuba cannot make purchases in the U.S. due to a lack of liquidity

Elián González departs for Mexico on an official trip

Cuban deputy minister claims he also experiences blackouts "every four hours" at home

José Daniel Ferrer remains imprisoned while the Cuban regime seeks benefits in exchange for his exile

The Cuban government reiterates its "firm and unwavering support" for the Chavista regime in Venezuela

The United States confirms visa denials for Cuban officials and reveals the reasons

Cuban regime calls for the creation of a "new international order" before an almost empty auditorium at the UN

Cuban regime denies that there are any protesters in prison: "Not a single one"

The U.S. states that lifting sanctions would change nothing in Cuba: “The military would just steal more.”

The American fugitive Assata Shakur, the most wanted woman by the FBI, dies in Cuba

The salon anti-imperialism: Cuban regime abandons Venezuela and collects signatures against the "aggression" of the U.S.

Cuban regime presents a book against Marco Rubio as a "tribute" to Fidel Castro's birthday