Cuba's power grid collapses again, leaving millions without electricity for at least 6th time this year

Cuba's power grid collapsed once again on Friday, leaving millions of people across the island without electricity for at ...

The backroom meetings in Miami where Cuba’s future is being plotted

Cuban-Americans are drafting detailed plans fueled by Trump’s promises—even as the regime hangs on.
Council on Foreign Relations

Inside Cuba’s Mass Exodus: How Losing a Quarter of the Population Has Changed the Island

An unprecedented emigration wave has emptied Cuba of up to a quarter of its population since 2020. The demographic fallout ...
Al Jazeera on MSN

Cuba works to restore power after another major nationwide blackout

The outage marks at least the sixth one this year after a United States-imposed energy blockade went into effect.

U.S. sanctions Cuba's nickel reserves, military research entities

The United States issued additional Cuba-related sanctions, targeting the nation's nickel reserves and several of its ...
Latin Times

A New Cuba Designed in Miami? Inside the Powerful Exiles' Plan for a Government, Stock Market and Infrastructure Overhaul

Wealthy Cuban Americans are drafting plans for a Havana stock exchange, a transitional government and emergency power ...

Indignant Cuba says it learned of diplomatic break with Costa Rica from the Miami Herald

An indignant Cuban Foreign Ministry says it learned through a story in the Miami Herald that Costa Rica considers diplomatic relations between the two countries fully severed, and that San José never ...

As lines grow at banks, Cuba tiptoes away from communism but stability seems distant

By Ayose Naranjo and Alien Fernandez HAVANA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Víctor Rodríguez, a 72-year-old retiree, rose before dawn to nab his spot in line at a bank in Havana several kilometers from his home.