If the Cuban regime paid decent wages and guaranteed minimal working conditions for its doctors on the island, they would have no need to accept the blackmail of the so-called “medical missions.” ...

Internet price hikes of up to 800% have sparked student protests in Cuba led by the Federation of University Students.

Cuba’s communist dictatorship is broke and seems to have run out of suckers who might lend it more. This month we learned that it’s turned to confiscating dollars and euros from foreign ...

On the other hand, the Cuban government gives priority to responsibilities (as advanced by a socialist state that embodies ...

The ongoing electricity supply crisis in Cuba is worsening, resulting in power outages that are taking a toll on a population ...

Cuban singer Aymée Nuviola stirred a lively discussion on social media over the weekend with a provocative question: "Would ...

In Algeria in 1965, Che Guevara wrote in Socialism and Man in Cuba: “The new society in formation has to compete fiercely ...

Cuba's top diplomat has told Newsweek his government ... for example, the increasing poverty levels in Argentina. So, there are common circumstances. But what is absolutely peculiar is the ...

Cuba has a long history of sending its armed ... of thousands of medical workers around the world since the 1960s, from poverty-stricken African nations to Portugal and Italy.

South Florida's airports are common gateways for people from Haiti, Venezuela and Cuba to enter the U.S. Each nation has a ...

This omission wasn’t a failure on the part of the filmmakers but rather a reflection of reality in pre-revolutionary Cuba. Poverty on the island was both typical for the region and grossly ...

On Tuesday, the White House said it had taken Cuba off the list of countries that sponsor terrorism and lifted sanctions on Cuban military companies to facilitate a deal brokered by the Vatican ...