Cuba - United States Relations

Díaz-Canel speaks about military invulnerability in a country struck by blackouts, shortages, and a lack of water

Abel Prieto admits that Cuba is experiencing "the most difficult moment of the revolution" and insults the U.S. government.

"How could I have imagined that someone would remember me!": Cáritas brings aid from the U.S. to vulnerable families in Matanzas

"You are the internal blockade," respond Cubans to Bruno Rodríguez and his promotion of the kite festival against the embargo

Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce born in Havana claims that change in Cuba will be gradual: "We must not punish the people."

OFAC gives less than 30 days to close foreign operations with the International Bank of Commerce of Cuba

Vic Mellor says he turned to AI to prepare his communication plan about Cuba

The U.S. welcomes Rosa María Payá at its embassy to the Holy See and reaffirms its support for the freedom of Cuba

The regime's diplomat confirms contacts with the U.S., but rules out progress towards a serious dialogue

Belize postpones the decision on the Cuban medical mission and aims for the end of October

U.S. military personnel celebrate with a cake in Guantanamo: the reason behind the celebration

"‘They are alone and isolated’: Díaz-Canel strikes out at the U.S. ahead of the UN vote."

U.S. official warns that supporting Cuba's resolution at the UN delays the reforms the Island needs

Straightening out the history of Cuba: What they didn't tell us

Matanzas receives its first shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S.

De la O Levy describes free elections and multipartyism as pressures from the U.S. to "bend" Cuba

Rubio warns Bukele that the Cuban regime will not implement reforms while it believes it has international support

The U.S. celebrates 251 years of its Navy and remembers the history of its oldest military base overseas: Guantanamo

Miami-Dade tax collector calls for an investigation into alleged links to the Cuban regime of an advisor to the mayor of New York

Historic record: U.S. exports to Cuba exceed 200 million dollars in August, the highest month since 1992

Cuba: when the Republic began to shoot itself

Is Raúl Castro still in charge, or does it no longer matter who is in command?

Bruno criticizes Trump but overlooks the oil agreement with his ally Putin

Bruno Rodríguez describes the U.S. report on Human Trafficking as "unilateral and false."

SOUTHCOM and Panama expand the deployment of Corsair maritime drones in Panamanian waters

The U.S. human trafficking report again highlights the recruitment of Cubans as mercenaries in Ukraine

Message from Mike Hammer for October 10: "Everyday Cubans want to decide their own destiny."

Díaz-Canel on the left in Mexico: "The blockade against Cuba is a threat to any sovereign state"

Cuba after the dictatorship: the challenging task of the transition

From Harun al-Rashid to Radical Islamism: The Expansion of Islam, Terrorism, and the Challenge of the West

Cuban women approach Mike Hammer in Havana to take pictures and express their admiration

New U.S. aid will provide relief to vulnerable families in Pinar del Río

Italian deputy blames the U.S. for the crisis in Cuba, but remains silent on political prisoners and repression

A traitor to his people is one who defends those who enslave them

U.S. solar panel exports to Cuba surge 1,070% while those from China drop 83%

The capture of Maduro worsens the degradation of the "strategic relationship" between Venezuela and Cuba

What is ENETEC, the company of the Cuban regime that received the fuel intercepted by the U.S.?

Ana Hurtado plays the epic of war with the lives of Cubans

Díaz-Canel acknowledges the shortage of medications in Cuba and again blames the U.S. embargo.

Bruno Rodríguez cites a survey favorable to the regime but silences the voices of the Cubans themselves

Entrepreneur: "The biggest challenge faced by private businesses in Cuba is political."

State Department responds to the Cuban regime: "We are not surprised that it is spreading this propaganda."

The U.S. intercepts over 600,000 gallons of biodiesel intended for a sanctioned company of the Cuban regime

Mike Hammer visits Anna Bensi after the harassment by the Cuban regime: "We're taking note."

Díaz-Canel challenges Washington: "Cuba is not for sale."

U.S. Marines conduct combat assessments in Puerto Rico amid pressure on Cuba

Uruguay breaks away from the Havana model: Cuban doctors will receive their salaries directly, assures minister

A new shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States arrives in Cuba

U.S. Marines conduct nighttime assault drills using the same type of maneuver employed to capture Maduro

The conversations between El Cangrejo and Rubio stalled over the condition of handing over Díaz-Canel, according to The Atlantic

Cuban millionaires in Miami are organizing and declaring that they are ready to invest in Cuba as soon as the regime falls

Cáritas distributes aid from the U.S. in Camagüey: 300 families receive food and hygiene kits

"The non-state sector belongs to us": The phrase from Díaz-Canel that helps to understand Trump's measures on small and medium-sized enterprises in Cuba

The regime says that Cuba is "not naive" in the face of Trump and is increasing its defense capabilities

The Cuban regime claims that there are no formal negotiations with the U.S.: "What we have are communication channels."

Military expert explains how the U.S. could destroy Cuba's air force in minutes and overthrow the regime

Artificial intelligence drones and autonomous vehicles: This is the arsenal that the U.S. is deploying at Guantanamo Naval Base

Rubio sends a message to the armed apparatus of the Cuban regime: "Open your eyes" to the reality they face

Bruno prescribes 19th-century protests and Castro battles to overcome the crisis: "Fighting, as in Moncada!"

The regime's reaction to the new OFAC measures reveals the true political value of small and medium-sized enterprises (mipymes)