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The Latest Breaking News from Cuba

It Will Be Changed: Trump Promises To Topple Cuban Regime If Re-Elected

He also addressed Cuba's food shortage, which prompted rare protests in the country.

International Business Times

Protesters in Cuba demand food and electricity as shortages bring hardship

Hundreds of people have taken to the streets in recent days in the city of Santiago.

WEKU

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Blames U.S. Government For The Island's Recent Protests

Following days of protests in which Cubans have demanded 'freedom,' food, and electricity, Díaz-Canel seeks someone to blame

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U.S. Considers Housing Migrants in Guantanamo Bay as Maritime Arrivals from Haiti Surge

Authorities said they haven't seen a spike in such trips yet, but one of their contingency plans includes repurposing part of the territory leased in Cuba

Latin Times

Texas Barred From Detaining Border-Crossers

Plus: Cuba's collapse, D.C.'s crime rate, Austin's housing market, and more...

Reason

Cuba blames US for stoking protests amid power cuts and food shortages

US embassy says ‘absurd’ to suggest Washington behind protests in Santiago de Cuba led by parents struggling to feed their children

The Guardian - US

Cuba Government Accuses U.S. Of Fueling Weekend Protests

Cuba alleges U.S. involvement in protests; tensions escalate as clashes occur. International community monitors.

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Protests In Cuba Over Power Outages And Food Shortages

Protests in Santiago, Cuba, triggered by power outages and food shortages, spread across the island, prompting responses from Cuban authorities and the U.S...

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Latin Women In Sports: Paris Olympics Will Be "The Last Dance" for Historic Cuban Judoka Idalys Ortiz

Ortiz is set to become the fifth judoka -and second Latina- to participate in five Summer Olympics.

Latin Times

Haiti's Airport Set To Reopen Amid Ongoing Violence

Learn about the processing of Haitian migrants in Cuba, Haiti's violence, and political debates.

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Cuba's Private Sector Offers Elderly Care Services

Private sector in Cuba provides specialized elderly care services to meet growing demand and complement public healthcare system.

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American-Taiwanese Director Arvin Chen Filming Ambitious TV Series In Panama

Arvin Chen directs 'Coolie,' a groundbreaking TV series set in 19th century Cuba, exploring the lives of Chinese indentured servants.

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Cuba's Currency Conundrum: Four Ways To Pay

"How can I pay you?" Tourists can pay for guesthouses and restaurants in pesos, euros or dollars.

International Business Times

Cubans Await Government Intervention As Peso Slides

Cuba faces economic crisis as peso devaluation leads to inflation and financial instability. Government intervention promised but concrete actions awaited.

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Federal Judge Upholds Biden Administration's Humanitarian Parole Program

Federal judge upholds Biden administration's program allowing humanitarian parole for migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, benefiting over ...

Latin Times

US Knocks Cuba For Barring Activist From White House Award Ceremony

Presenting the awards at the White House, Blinken called Roque an "unyielding defender of human rights in Cuba."

The Guardian - UK

Carlos Acosta to create new version of The Nutcracker set in Havana

The acclaimed dancer, director and choreographer takes on ballet’s favourite frosty Christmas show, with his Cuba-based company Acosta Danza

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Presidential Parole: A Lifeline For Immigrants Throughout History

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France 24

Soaring petrol prices in Cuba are a cause of great concern for Havana residents

The price of petrol in Cuba has risen by 500 percent since Friday. The ruling Communist Party says it has introduced this measure as part of a major stabilisation plan to get the Cuban economy back on its feet. But after years of facing a deepening economic crisis, Cubans fear…

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Progressive House Members Face Backlash Over Covert Cuba Trip

Progressive House members face criticism for undisclosed trip to Cuba, sparking controversy over lack of transparency and calls to remove Cuba from state s...

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Congresswoman Condemns Colleagues' Cuba Trip, Calls For Accountability

Congresswoman Nicole Maliotakis criticizes Congress members for visiting Cuba, citing ties to terrorism and human rights abuses.

Al Jazeera

Who is Manuel Rocha, the US diplomat who accepted he spied for Cuba?

Rocha admitted to a four-decade betrayal of the US foreign service as a Cuban mole.

Latin Times

An Emotional Goodbye for an MLS Legend: Osvaldo Alonso Retires as a Seattle Sounder Player

The Cuban played 10 years for the Sounders and won seven major trophies with the club, including the 2016 MLS Cup as the club captain

International Business Times UK

Former U.S. Ambassador Admits He Spied For Cuba For Decades

Victor Manuel Rocha continued spying for Cuba for decades with impunity.

Latin Times

Former Top U.S. Diplomat Set to Plead Guilty to Decades-Long Charges of Spying for Cuba

Manuel Rocha could spend several years behind bars as a result of the charges

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