Cuban Government Announces Another Prisoner Release

It’s unknown if any of the 1,200+ political prisoners will be included.

Cuba: Too Many Victims, No Scandal Big Enough

In Cuba, and in its exile community, there are too many victims. Each story shakes us for a few days. It circulates on social media, sparks outrage, makes headlines. And then, almost always, little by little, it fades from view. Not because the injustice has been resolved, but because a new one is about to happen.

Russian Oil Tanker Arrives in Cuba to Alleviate Crisis

President Donald Trump stated on Sunday, March 29, 2026, that he has 'no problem' with the Russian oil tanker unloading at the island.

A Proposal That Could Lead to the End of US Embargo on Cuba

What Experts Propose to Resolve the Hemisphere’s Oldest Dispute

Costa Rica Announces Closure of Its Embassy in Havana, Cuba

The Government of Costa Rica announced the closure of its Embassy in Cuba, a decision that, according to Costa Rican Foreign Minister Arnoldo Andre Tinoco, responds to the sustained deterioration of the human rights situation on the island. The measure also includes requesting that Cuba’s Foreign Ministry withdraw diplomatic personnel accredited in San Jose, leaving only consular representation to attend to citizens.

The Family Punishment for Speaking Freely in Cuba

Emma hasn’t seen her father since the morning of February 6, 2026, when he was taken away in handcuffs in a police car for expressing his opinions on social media, as has happened to many other parents in Cuba—although the three-year-old girl does not know that.

Cuban Government Authorizes New Company to Handle Remittances to the Island

Since early March 2026, the name of a newly created company in Cuba has been circulating among U.S.-based remittance businesses. The company, Antilla Capital, presents itself as the country’s first private financial institution.

Who Is Organizing the “Nuestra América” Flotilla to Cuba?

The need for humanitarian aid in Cuba is real. Widespread shortages affect large sectors of the population and have constituted an urgent problem for years. The debate surrounding the current “Nuestra America” flotilla therefore does not revolve around whether assisting the Cuban population is appropriate, but rather around the conditions under which that aid is organized and distributed.

Cuban Gov. Says Will Permit Emigrants to Invest in Cuba

Oscar Perez-Oliva, deputy prime minister and minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, announced on the March 16, 2026 broadcast of the program Mesa Redonda that Cubans living abroad will be able to partner with private businesses on the island through different business arrangements and establish alliances with both state and private entities.

Cuba Suffers Another National Electrical Collapse

The sixth nationwide power outage in a year and a half

Morón Protests: Demonstrators Burn Symbols Outside Communist Party Headquarters and Demand Freedom

Large protests broke out in Morón, in the province of Ciego de Ávila, on the night of March 13, 2026, after weeks of prolonged blackouts, fuel shortages, widespread scarcity of basic goods across the island and the near-total paralysis of daily life in Cuba. Although communications remain limited, social media posts offer an initial glimpse of what happened.

Diaz-Canel confirms conversations with the USA

Cuba’s appointed president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, confirmed at a meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party held on March 12, and again in an address to the nation on the morning of March 13th, that recently Cuban officials have been holding conversations with representatives of the United States government.

Cuba Falls to Puerto Rico Faces Canada on Wednesday

Beyond the final score, the real problem was an alarming offensive drought: just two hits in the entire game. In a tournament of this caliber, with high-level pitchers and razor-thin margins, that lack of production is a recipe for defeat.

Cuba’s Complicated Scenario in World Baseball Classic VI

Cuba’s debut in the 2026 World Baseball Classic will take place on March 6, and the setting is as appealing as it is complex.

Ecuador Expels Cuban Ambassador and Embassy Personnel

Ecuador declared the Cuban ambassador, Basilio Antonio Gutiérrez García, persona non grata and extended the measure to the rest of the island’s diplomatic mission accredited in its territory.