Most of them were jailed following unprecedented islandwide protests in July 2021. A brutal crackdown ... the decision announced today by the United States to remove Cuba from the list of state ...

The independent organization, Food Monitor Program (FMP), has issued a report asserting that the current crisis in Cuba not ...

“Today every young Cuban is a ... were forced to choose between prison or exile. Cuba's government lifted a ban on private companies in June 2021 that had been in place since the 1959 revolution.

The Biden administration announced on Tuesday that it will remove Cuba from the list of State Sponsors of Terrorism (SST) in exchange for the release of political prisoners jailed for protesting ...

Biden had announced plans to lift the designation as part of a Vatican-brokered deal to free political prisoners in Cuba. Following the announcement, Cuban authorities began releasing detainees, ...

In 2021, Cuban journalist and opposition ... “It’s true there’s a serious problem today,” Nieves told CJR. “Compared to five years ago, there is a much smaller number of independent journalists in ...

The U.S. slapped Cuba with the designation in 2021 shortly before then-President ... and improve the livelihood of Cubans." "First, today we notified Congress that President Biden determined ...

Following the outbreak of anti-regime protests in July 2021, the government allowed the ... of the 9,000 private enterprises operating in Cuba today are owned by powerful regime figures who ...

Passengers at Miami International Airport headed for Cuba board planes loaded down with ... living room of our Havana home in the summer of 2021, sorting through medicines and medical supplies ...

Cuban rapper El Funky faces deportation from the U.S. despite his support for Trump and the protest anthem Patria y Vida.

According to the official figures made public for the first time, Cuba’s population went from 11,181,595 on Dec. 31, 2021, to 10,055,968 ... world that remains today, most of the companies ...

Which seems to be nearly all that’s left here ― and indeed throughout the better part of today’s increasingly desperate Cuba. Out of hundreds of the port’s fishermen, only a handful remain. The others ...