United Nations negotiates with US to allow fuel into Cuba
By Raphael McMahon - March 11, 2026
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U.S. reportedly closing in on economic deal with Cuba
By Raphael McMahon - March 9, 2026
Cubans take to streets amidst blackouts, shortages, U.S. threats and increased repression
By Raphael McMahon - March 8, 2026
Trump administration plans to target Cuba after Iran
By Raphael McMahon - March 6, 2026
Crippling blackouts leave millions in darkness in crisis-ridden Cuba
By Raphael McMahon - March 6, 2026
U.S.-based Cuban opposition groups unite under “Liberation Accord” and plan democratic restoration on the island
By Raphael McMahon - March 3, 2026
US Supreme Court weighs landmark lawsuits over Castro-era property confiscations in Cuba
By Claire Carson - February 27, 2026
Cuban authorities kill four, wound six, after Florida-registered boat opens fire
By Amelia Makstutis - February 26, 2026
Expanded Nuestra América Convoy to Cuba set to arrive in Havana on March 21
By Raphael McMahon - February 19, 2026
Cuba-bound humanitarian aid flotilla organized as economic sanctions tighten
By Raphael McMahon - February 14, 2026
New report highlights pervasive digital surveillance in Cuba
By Graham Keeley - February 13, 2026
First airlines begin cancelling flights to Cuba following jet fuel shortage announcement
By Amelia Makstutis - February 9, 2026
Cuba, U.S. reportedly “talking” as Pope calls for de-escalation of tensions
By Raphael McMahon - February 2, 2026
Head of UK Parliamentary Group on Cuba calls for firmer and more consistent UK-EU stance on Trump regime change threats
By Raphael McMahon - January 30, 2026
The United States delivers long-awaited humanitarian aid to Cuba despite increasing tensions
By Raphael McMahon - January 19, 2026