The Latest Breaking News from Cuba

The embattled senator wants a psychiatrist to testify about the habit as he faces charges of accepting bribes

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Cuba urges US to ease sanctions before migration talks to improve relations and migration processes.

When Victoria Villegas learned that her cousin had fled both the Dominican Republic and Cuba, and was gay like her, she was moved to chart his life

A former US ambassador who pleaded guilty to spying for Cuba for over four decades was sentenced in federal court on Friday to 15 years in prison.

Former US ambassador Manuel Rocha pleads guilty to acting as a secret foreign agent of Cuba in Miami, highlighting the seriousness of espionage activities.

The story of Los Frikis, a group of punk-rock lovers who chose self-infect with HIV to have access to freedom and food in the 90's in Cuba, and the people who made a movie about them

Cuba's first independent video game launched internationally this week after its creators leveled up from an epic real-world quest: battling sanctions, wrestling with internet connection demons, and forging through economic turmoil.

The president appeared on the mid-day TV newscast and made the announcement. In the address, he noted that his administration has made an "enormous effort" to ensure that the entire 11 million population gets a proper food supply.