Cuba

One of the hardest-hit areas is San Antonio del Sur where the storm severely impacted salt industry.

Although power returned to some areas, majority of the island’s 10 million residents remained without electricity

Cuba unveils plot including participation by 32 Cuban residents and US based group "La Nueva Nación Cubana"

Discus world champion Perez, javelin thrower Ballar and physiotherapist Gonzalez abscond after event in USA

Two years of pandemic allowed migrating crabs to cross normally trafficked roadways and reproduce in peace

Cuban envoy floats proposal in meeting with Science and Technology Minister Shibli Faraz, says official statement

With the country's homegrown vaccine candidates and production of ventilators and CT scanners make headlines worldwide

The country has had more than 16,000 cases in total, and 158 deaths

During the campaign, Biden assured he would promptly reverse policies on Cuba enacted by Trump

Heath workers complain about lack of government goodwill, citing promised welfare package

Hours later, a 6.1 magnitude aftershock hit off the coast of the Cayman Islands

PCSA and PCDA celebrate 61st anniversary of the triumph of the Cuban revolution

Manuel Marrero Cruz named to post by legislative parliament after new constitutional amendment approved in April

McKennie scores hat-trick as team opens campaign in style

Cuban officials have accused Twitter of mass censorship

For Sandor Gonzalez, there is no better place to create art than several metres below the surface of the sea

Cuba's Civil Aeronautics Institute releases a report a year after the crash

'Cuba continues to profit from, and prop up, the illegitimate Maduro regime'

Fourteen Canadian diplomats are seeking Can$28 million in damages

The storm which hit Havana has been confirmed as a F4 storm, with F5 the strongest

Ex-president Raul Castro lashed out at what he called a return by the US government to 'confrontation with Cuba'

Washington has consistently justified its Cuba policy on the grounds that it supports democracy, human rights in Cuba

The diplomats disrupted a meeting organised by the US on the plight of Cuban political prisoners

US State Department called for the release Tomas Nunez Magdariaga

Cuba's white sand beaches, colonial charm and natural beauty all draw millions each year

Havana could be compared to the colorful 1950s classic American cars that fill its roads

It includes the recognition of private property says secretary of the council of state, Homero Acosta

Cuban publication deems measure necessary in light of tax evasion by private entrepreneurs

Cuban officials have denied any involvement or any knowledge of what was behind it

After the Cuban revolution of 1959, homosexuals suffered repression and punishment

US health alert issued for China over mysterious illness revives fears of rumoured sonic weapon in Cuba two years ago

The first black box from the flight that crashed on May 18th, was found last week

Flags flew half-mast in Cuba marking start of two days of national mourning

Three people pulled alive from wreckage near Havana's Jose Marti airport

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro flew to Havana to congratulate Cuba’s newly sworn-in President Miguel Diaz-Cane

Diaz-Canel receives congratulations from the leaders of China, Russia, Britain, Spain and across Latin America

New president elected to five-year term with 603 out of 604 possible votes in NA

Castro announces his departure and names Diaz-Canel to be his likely successor

Cuba opens a new chapter when Raul Castro steps down from the presidency, ending six decades of single-family rule

Castro announced that he would not be seeking a new term, although he is expected to remain head until 2021

At least 24 US envoys and family members fell ill with symptoms that resemble concussions with no signs of trauma

Cepde figure shows between 2028 and 2032,180,000 Cubans will apply for retirement

The delegation reaches Havana after mysterious attacks "acoustic attacks" US diplomats

Cuba has called the allegations totally false

Son of the revolutionary icon was battling depression

The elections will take place on April 19

Fidel remains present in the minds of Cubans, and state media daily recalls his exploits, speeches and writings

Cuban and North Korean foreign ministers "expressed concern about the escalation of tensions" on the Korean peninsula

Referred to incidents which affected the health of at least 24 US embassy officials in Havana

Official says embassy reduced to emergency personnel until Cuba’s government assures safety