After Unprecedented Protests, What Next for Cuba?
A week after unprecedented anti-government protests in communist Cuba, a superficial calm appears to have returned to the island.
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CIA Planned to Assassinate Raul Castro in 1960: Declassified Documents
The CIA made its first known attempt to assassinate a leader of the Cuban revolution in 1960, offering $10,000 to ...
Virus-Hit British Cruise Ship Docks in Cuba
"We are very grateful to the Cuban government for swiftly enabling this operation and for their close co-operation to make ...
Unsolicited Advice for Sanders: Stay Away From the Cuba Trap
Bernie Sanders’ recent statements about Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution have fired up major controversy and given plenty of ammunition to ...
US Tightens Cuba Sanctions, Ends Group Travel
The Trump administration banned group educational travel to Cuba, cutting off one of the main avenues for Americans to visit ...
‘Our Hemisphere:’ Understanding the US Campaign Against Socialism in Latin America
Those like Noam Chomsky argue the campaign has nothing to do with freedom, democracy, or human rights. From their perspective, ...
Trump Administration Restricts US Travel, Remittances to Cuba
The Trump administration has restricted U.S. travel and remittances to Cuba, undoing much of the thaw under former President Barack ...
Cuba’s New Constitution is Embodiment of Island’s Unique Brand of Politics
Since the Cuban Revolution, the island’s political model is often perceived as dominated by the original revolutionary guerrilla fighters and ...
Trump Administration Considering Plan to Scare Off Investors in Cuba
Trump is considering a measure that would further degrade the Cuban economy by discouraging investment and could create conflict with ...
Cuba’s New Constitution: Continuing Evolution of Cuban Revolution?
Cuba's proposed new constitution demonstrates the government’s attempts to produce a sustainable model of socialism for the twenty-first century.
Cuba’s Constitutional Reforms Step Towards Right Direction
The new reforms to the Cuban Constitution have brought about a new engagement of Cubans with their political institutions, and ...
End of An Era: Castro Steps Down as Diaz-Canel Becomes Cuba’s New President
Cuba marked the end of an era on Thursday as Miguel Diaz-Canel was formally elected as the country's new president, ...
Mysterious Illness Forces Canada to Pull Families of Diplomats Out of Cuba
Canada announced Monday it was sending home the families of its diplomats in Cuba, after a probe into a mysterious ...
Havana Protests Against US Effort to Increase Internet Access in Cuba
Havana has filed a formal protest against the creation of a U.S. task force aimed at increasing internet access on ...
With US in Retreat, Growing Calls on EU to Lead in Rights Agenda
At a time when Trump's America retreats from the world and promoting human rights, the E.U. has not yet reacted ...
Raul Castro to Step Down as Cuba’s President in April 2018
Cuban President Raul Castro will step down in April 2018 straight after his successor is chosen by a top governing ...
Thursday Highlights: October 26, 2017
U.S. Appoints New Chief for Embassy in Cuba After 'Attacks' The U.S. announced that Lawrence Gumbiner would replace Scott Hamilton as the charg ...
U.S. Orders 15 Cuban Diplomats to Depart Washington
The U.S. State Department ordered 15 Cuban diplomats to leave the United States due to Havana's inability to protect U.S. ...
US Orders Departure of Non-Emergency Personnel From Cuba
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson announced on Friday that all non-emergency personnel of the embassy in Havana was ordered ...
Cuba, Missing Piece For Ending Venezuela’s Crisis
As the crisis intensifies in Venezuela, policymakers in Washington, D.C., continue to explore the idea of a regional solution involving ...
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